User`s manual

Conversion Process

In the expanded Properties dialog you can:

1. Change the font Family name. The Family name is the name of the

typeface to which the font belongs. All fonts that are from the same

typeface must have the same Family Name

field. The Family Name is

used as the root of the Full Name field so we recommend that you fill

in this field first.

2. Change the font Weight. You may enter a custom value in this field or

select one of the predefined weight names in the weight popup. Choose

Regular for plain style, Bold for bold style, or leave this field empty if

you do not care about the font weights.

3. Change style attributes represented by the Bold and Italic checkboxes

and the font Style name. Use the

button to automatically assign

the proper style name. Switching the Bold and Italic attributes on and

off here has the same effect as using the Style pop-up menu in the

Destination fonts list.

4. Change the font Full name and PS Font name. PS Font name is a

PostScript name that will be used by a PostScript print driver to

reference the font. Do not include spaces in this name. Full name is

more detailed PS Font name. It may include spaces as well as any other

characters – this is the name that is exposed to users when the font is

installed in Windows and sometimes in Mac OS.

5. Change the Menu name – the name which will appear in the font

menu when this font is installed in Windows. Note that the menu

name is the name of the FOND resource on the Macintosh.

6. Use

buttons to automatically build proper names.