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Bobby
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Is there a freeware program that'll let me design my own fonts?
Is there a freeware program that'll let me design my own fonts?
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John Corliss
Bobby said:x-no-archive: yes
Is there a freeware program that'll let me design my own fonts?
One that works without having to install Cygwin as well is on this
group's "wishlist":
http://home.att.net/~willowbrookemill/freewarewishlist.html
But I'm not sure if that site is being updated any more.
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Susan Bugher
John said:One that works without having to install Cygwin as well is on this
group's "wishlist":
http://home.att.net/~willowbrookemill/freewarewishlist.html
But I'm not sure if that site is being updated any more.
The Freeware Wish List web page hasn't been updated for quite a while.
I'll move it to the Pricelessware site if the group wants to make
additions/ deletions/ revisions.
Susan
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Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:24:36 -0400
Susan Bugher ha scritto:
Yes, please.
Since the Pricelessware site has a great fame, there the Freeware Wish List
would be more frequented and would be an optimal source of ideas for the
authors.
Thank you again for your great work, Susan.
Susan Bugher ha scritto:
The Freeware Wish List web page hasn't been updated for quite a while.
I'll move it to the Pricelessware site if the group wants to make
additions/ deletions/ revisions.
Yes, please.
Since the Pricelessware site has a great fame, there the Freeware Wish List
would be more frequented and would be an optimal source of ideas for the
authors.
Thank you again for your great work, Susan.
S
Susan Bugher
Malù said:Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:24:36 -0400
Susan Bugher ha scritto:
Yes, please.
Since the Pricelessware site has a great fame, there the Freeware Wish List
would be more frequented and would be an optimal source of ideas for the
authors.
Hi Malù,
The page is linked from the Pricelessware site now (it's on the Info
page). Moving it to the Pricelessware site wouldn't be a *visible*
change.
I can't make changes to a page on the Willow Brooke Mill site though -
so would need to move it before updating.
Susan