
People of the internet,
I would like to create a new font that is exactly the same as Rockwell, but only capital letters (ie the lower case letters become the same as uppercase letters, etc). Do you have any idea how I might manage this?
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:40,
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I would like to create a new font that is exactly the same as Rockwell, but only capital letters (ie the lower case letters become the same as uppercase letters, etc). Do you have any idea how I might manage this?

It's for stuff my computer will be displaying.
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:45,
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Edit : Similar function in MS Word and various other apps too.

And I think doing it this way will be easier than trying to find where it gets month names from and changing each from May to MAY and so on.
Cheers though, I didn't know that small caps thing.
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:49,
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Cheers though, I didn't know that small caps thing.

I don't think there are any freeware versions about.
Then you would delete the lowercase characters, and copy the uppercase characters to their places.
I think that MS-WIndows TrueType fonts also have some sort of internal linking capability, so that you could also delete the lower case, and then link to the uppercase -- this might alleviate kerning issues, but I am not certain.
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:45,
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Then you would delete the lowercase characters, and copy the uppercase characters to their places.
I think that MS-WIndows TrueType fonts also have some sort of internal linking capability, so that you could also delete the lower case, and then link to the uppercase -- this might alleviate kerning issues, but I am not certain.


www.high-logic.com/fontcreator.html -- this is the least expensive, I think. Crazy things can get into the hundreds
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:54,
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If you go to Run, eudcedit.exe
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Fri 8 May 2009, 0:56,
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