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I dont know
alot about fonts, therefor I have copied this text from
Ray Larabies Freefonts
at http://highland.mit.edu/larabiefonts/
The text will tell you Macusers how to convert
all the freefonts on my page to macformat. Apparently its
not very hard. Just follow the 5 steps below. The TTF
converter can be downloaded *-->HERE<--*
- Download the Zip
file to your desktop.
- Then, using ZipIT, unzip the font and
you'll get a list of files contained therein.
- Find the font.ttf
and expand it, again using Zip it. It will land
on the desktop (if you so wish) as a TTF file.
- With a copy of TTF
converter, convert the TTF file to a suitcase by
this process:
- The TTF
Converter will throw up a screen than
contains, in some cases, the name of the
font in the bottom portion, highlighted.
- If not, you
must click on "Customize Font"
to name it (or else it will not show up
on the pull-down menu), and save it.
- You then
have to name the suitcase.
- Place the suitcase
in the fonts folder and voila!
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