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« on: 2005-04-22, 05:34:00 »

Posted by: ResistantMillan
         
Hi All

I am trying to create hindi fonts in 11* 16 format.Can anybody suggest me
the approach i should follow to achieve my goal.How can i create hindi
character set or code page which i can download onto the printer memory
which will be recognised by 40 column thermal receipt printer.If anybody has
any ideas regarding this ,please send me the details immediately.


cheers
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« Reply #1 on: 2005-08-03, 15:26:00 »

Posted by: ise_lekhni
         
I don't have much knowledge regarding printer fonts, hardware etc. but I think that you might be knowing that nobody talks of Hindi (Nagari) printer fonts. I even donot know how the OTLS will be available to such fonts. May be someone can answer whether it is possible to have Unicode encoded printer fonts for Nagari! Whether you are using Unicode encoding or some nonstandard/proprietary encoding?
 
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« Reply #2 on: 2005-08-08, 04:41:00 »

Posted by: Paul
         
You should be able to create embedded bitmaps in OpenType (TrueType) outline fonts for the correct size. FontLab makes a tool called Font Bitter that is supposed to help. However, I have not used the tool.
 
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« Reply #3 on: 2005-08-09, 17:58:00 »

Posted by: torukibou
         
Hi, I found here a link (it must be an only long line when you copy the link into your web browser). It seems other people work on the same problem.
Windows prints in graphic mode, so is creating a TTF a good way to get printable fonts. Basically you have to create a vector graphic of each of the letters you need in an TTF creating software and to built/compile to a font.
 

         
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