Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

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** 2L8 EGA/VGA Screen Font Editor **
**     Too Late Version  1.11     **
* Freeware -- use, share and enjoy *
An EGA/VGA bitmap screen font editor
for 640x480x16 mode, 8086+ and mouse
Edit 256 characters: 8 x 1-16 pixels
rotate,mirror,inverse,fill,swap,undo
shift,clear,store,paste,load && save
Edit all character or one row/column
* Jouni Miettunen * Finland * 1995 *
**** E-Mail : jon@stekt.oulu.fi ****
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Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

Truetype font: BrailleKiama is a font 
containing the 64 six-dot braille 
characters. The character assignments 
are those used in the US braille 
computer code. You can't make braille 
using this font! To make braille you 
need an embosser, which imprints the 
braille cells on special paper.

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

Font Manager 1.80
Fonts Manager will allow you to select fonts
for installation maintains a complete list
of installed fonts, versus ones that are not
currently used in the system, you may also
view and print fonts. .Go SWREG and enter
4763 to register on Compuserve  requires
 VBRUN300.DLL.  $13.

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

IDENTIFIER v.3.0
Small file that does a big job.  Attempts
to identify a file.  Gives full TrueType
font names, full descriptions of MOD and
STM files, full descriptions of 90% of
all Windows files. Good partner for 4DOS.
Cardware by Steve Greenspon (75603,3565)

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

Uploaded Wed Jul 17 2024 08:30 am

SOPA de LETRAS v. 2.0 by Armando Frazo.
2 programs enclosed: The LOADER.COM is a
font loader which allows you to use a
font at DOS prompt and some programs
working in text modes. Optionally it can
be made resident to allow a more
permanent use of the new fonts. It will
then use up to 8.3 Kb of memory
depending on the size of the font. The
EDITOR.EXE is an easy to use font editor
that works in graphics mode on VGA cards
only. The use of the mouse is
recommended, but not essential.