User`s manual

TransType Pro

Adding Macintosh Fonts

Macintosh and PC have different file systems, so to access traditional

Macintosh (pre-MacOS X) fonts on a PC you have to perform some

additional steps or sometimes use third-party programs. This process is

described in full detail in the

Macintosh to PC Conversion chapter on page 66,

and we strongly recommend you read it before trying to convert Macintosh

font files with TransType.

After you have added fonts to the Source list they will appear according to

their structure. Thus Macintosh font suitcases appear as two-level items

and PC font files as separate files. In the Destination list you will see the

fonts in their post-conversion form – PC fonts that will be converted to

Macintosh formats will appear united in suitcases. Macintosh fonts

converted to PC will keep their "suitcase" structure for easier navigation.