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Strikethrough font for 64 bit Wildfire 4 build M160 and Windows 7.

jgfrankusa
1-Visitor

Strikethrough font for 64 bit Wildfire 4 build M160 and Windows 7.

Pro Gurus:

I have used a modified Pro/e strike through font dowloaded at Eng-tips (

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msteffke
14-Alexandrite
(To:jgfrankusa)

We have used a custom font file since Rel 18. When we went to 64 bit,
we had to recompile the fonts for 64 bit. If you don't have the
original source font file it's not too hard to edit it and make your
own. Open the ascii.src file in wordpad,(loadpoint\text\usascii) and
you will see coordinates, they are pretty self explanatory. Save this
to your custom font name. After editing you compile them. Not sure
exactly how to do that, there is a compile_font.exe command in
loadpoint\x86e_win64\obj



Bulletin on font compiling. You may need to set this.



m 8, 16

d 8, 8

m 8, 6

d 8, 4

""

m 6, 16

d 6, 12

m 10, 16

d 10, 12

"#"

m 3, 8

d 13, 8

m 3, 12

d 13, 12



We just overwrite to loadpoint\ x86e_win64\text\usascii\ascii.fnt




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