Font converter

[J. Landman Gay]

Roger.E.Eller at sealedair.com wrote:
 >>Does anyone know of a reliable font converter utility? I couldn't find
 >>one for Windows except a commercial one. I'd rather not have to purchase
 >>a utility just to do this single conversion.
 >
 >
 > Does it really have to be converted? I have a ton of .ttf fonts in my
 > fonts folder in Win2k. I thought TrueType was an X-Plat font format.

Apparently it is and it isn't. This one is inside a font suitcase, and 
Windows thinks it's "corrupted" when I try to use it. Converting it 
managed to extract the data somehow, but not consistently. If anyone 
knows what part of the suitcase to look at, I could try doing this 
manually. The font is very old -- about ten years -- so there are 
Mac-specific resources in there, etc.

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