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Font File Formats
- PostScript Type1
- Supplement (discussion of multiple master fonts & counter hints)
- Format
- PostScript unicode character names
- PostScript Language Reference Manual
- PostScript Multiple Master
- Type1 MM format specification (in the Type1 Supplement)
- Design considerations
- Naming requirements
- Type2 (In March of 2000, Adobe removed multiple master support from Type2 and CFF files)
- Type2 MM format specification (In OBSOLETE type2 spec)
- CFF MM format specification (In OBSOLETE CFF spec)
- CID keyed fonts
- PostSript Type2
- Compact Font Format Specification (CFF)
- For more information see under OpenType fonts
- PostScript Type3
- PostScript Language Reference Manual 3.0 (see section 5.7)
- PostScript Type14 (Chameleon)
- The PLRM (5.8.1) documents that this font format is undocumented.
- PostScript Type42
- Adobe Feature File (fea)
- (FontForge's implementation of this format is a superset of what Adobe accepts, and a superset of what Adobe documents. Neither can completely describe opentype. Adobe claims they will update the feat spec in late 2007).
- AFM
- PFM
- I can't find microsoft's docs for pfm files any more, I think the format may be obsolete having been replaced by ntf.
- Adobe's notes on PFM files for two byte fonts
- Third Party description
- NTF
- This format is supposed to replace the pfm files above in windows >2000. I can't find any docs on it.
- BDF
- X11 Long Font Descriptor spec defines standard X BDF Properties
- ABF -- Binary format
- Extensions to BDF for greymap support
- True Type Standard
(Sadly different sources have slightly different definitions of less important parts of the standard, be warned)
- Apple (I find Apple's prose difficult, and sometimes misleading. I suggest using a different source when possible)
- Microsoft
- random useful site
- TTC -- True Type Font Collection
- Apple Advanced Typography extensions to TrueType
- Apple distortable font (variation tables) -- vaguely equivalent to Multiple Master fonts for TrueType
- OpenType (postscript embedded in a truetype wrapper, or advanced typography tables in a truetype wrapper)
- PostScript Type2
- CFF
- Adobe's version of file format
- SING Gaiji extention (more information is available in the documentation subdirectory of the Glyphlet GDK)
- Microsoft's version
- Possible source of script codes for scripts not specified by MS/Adobe: ISO 15924
- Microsoft's full list of locale/language IDs (not all are supported, some may never be)
- Open Font Format Specification (ISO/IEC 14496-22:2007)
(based on OpenType 1.4 but an international standard)- Apple's sfnt wrapper around a PS type1 font
- Various bitmap only sfnt formats
- WOFF -- Web Open Font Format, mozilla's compressed sfnt format
- PostScript Type42 (the opposite of opentype, it's truetype embedded in postscript)
- SVG 1.1 fonts
- Macintosh font formats
- Windows raster font formats
- X11 pcf format
- Sadly there is no real standard for this. There's the source code used by X11.
- So I wrote my own description...
- PC Screen Font (psf/psfu/psf2)
- TeX font formats
- pk packed bitmap format
- gf generic font (bitmap) format
- tfm metrics format
- To make these viewable you probably want to do something like:
$ weave pktype.web
$ pdftex pktype.tex- SIL Graphite Fonts (smart font extension to TrueType. Additional tables containing rules for composing, reordering, spacing, etc. glyphs)
- Palm pilot fonts (pdb files)
- OpenDoc. Sadly Proprietary so I shan't support it.
- Acorn RISC OS font format (these fonts are often zipped up with a non-standard zip).
- Ikarus IK format is documented in Peter Karow's book Digital Formats for Typefaces, Appendices G&I. (copies may still be available from URW++)
Interestingly the exact format of a curve is up to the interpretation program.- sfd files (FontForge's internal spline font database format)
- cidmap files (Fontforge's format for mapping cids to unicode)
- XML formats
Other font links
- Adobe's downloadable font spec
- Adobe's technical notes
- Adobe's Font Policies document
- PostScript reference manual
- (old reference manual)
- Microsoft's downloadable fonts
- Downloadable PS CID CJK fonts (this site also has cmap files)
others- Downloadable OTF CID CJK fonts (this site also has cmap files)
- Most recent cid2code tables that I'm aware of
- PANOSE
Unicode
- Unicode consortium
- Apple's corporate use extensions (0xF850-0xF8FE)
- Adobe's corporate use extensions (0xF634-0F7FF) (also includes some of Apple's codes above)
- FontForge's corporate use extensions (0xF500-0xF580)
- A registry of code points in the private area (does not include any of Adobe's or Apple's codepoints)
- American Mathematical Society's corporate use extensions (0xE000-0xF7D7)
- MicroSoft uses 0xF000-0xF0FF in their "Symbol" encoding (3,0) when they want to an uninterpretted encoding vector (ie. a mapping from byte to glyph with no meaning attached to the mapping)
- Unicode en français
- Pictures of the characters
- Unicode script assignments
- Unicode Bloopers
- PostScript Unicode names
- Glyph names for new fonts (these are the names FontForge automatically assigns to glyphs)
- Adobe Glyph Names provides further synonyms
- Glyph name limitations
- Linux issues
Other Encodings
- Microsoft's Codepages, and at the unicode site
- Mac Encodings
- MacRoman
- IPA
- GB 18030
- TeX latin encodings (possibly also on your local machine in
/usr/share/texmf/dvips/base
)- TeX cyrillic encodings
Books
FontForge
Haralambous, Yannis, 2004, Fontes & Codages
Haralambous, Yannis (translated: P Scott Horne), 2006, Fonts & Encodings
Typography
Font editor concepts
Karow, Peter, 1994, Font Technology, Description and Tools
Karow, Peter, 1987, Digital Formats for Typefaces
TeX
Hoenig, Alan TeX Unbound: LaTeX and TeX Strategies for Fonts, Graphics & More
Knuth, Donald, 1979, TeX and METAFONT, New Directions in Typesetting
Interview
I was interviewed by the Open Source Publishing people at LGM2. There's an mp3 file of the interview available on their site.
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