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.IX Title "BDFEDIT 1"
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.TH BDFEDIT 1 "2015-02-02" "1.3" "SlackBuilds.org"
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.SH "NAME"
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bdfedit \- Tcl/Tk\-based editor for BDF fonts
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bdfedit [\fIfilename\fR|\fI\-\fR|\fIfont@[server[:port]]\fR]
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Running bdfedit brings up the font editing window. If a font was
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specified on the command line, this font is loaded (use \fB\-\fR to load a
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font from stdin). The font must be a \s-1BDF\s0 font, and can be specified
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as a filename. It may also be the name of a font, and a fontserver,
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and \*(L"font\*(R" should be the name of the font. In order to use this method,
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you must have \*(L"fstobdf\*(R" installed on your system and in your \s-1PATH,\s0 and
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you must have a fontserver running somewhere. Fonts loaded this way will
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assume the filename is the same as the fontname (without the server or
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port), with \*(L".bdf\*(R" appended. This method of specifying fonts may also
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be used when opening fonts with the \*(L"Load\*(R" option in the \*(L"File\*(R" menu.
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See \fB/usr/doc/bdfedit\-1.3/bdfedit.help\fR for more information.
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\&\fBbdfedit\fR takes no options.
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Defaults to use for newly-created fonts. See \fB/usr/doc/bdfedit\-1.3/bdfedit.samprc\fR.
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.SH "AUTHOR"
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\&\fBbdfedit\fR is © 2000 Thomas A. Fine.
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.PP
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Man page created by B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>, for the SlackBuilds.org project (but
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it may be used by anyone).
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