NOKIA CELLPHONE SMALL ===================== Info ==== This is a font that emulates the bitmap font used by Nokia-based cell phones. As the name implies ("Nokia Cellphone Small"), this is the "Small" font - used on some menus, not the data fields (which it used a "big" font). Modifications ============= VERSION 4 - Fixed the WORDSPACE and LEADING size. Thanks to Gustavo Rodrigues (from www.escritaurbana.com.br) for pointing me my mistakes. I also fixed some mistakes on the documentation (this file). VERSION 2 - Optimized for Macromedia Flash usage (no hollows) and with a MAC TTF version provided by Chris Moritz ([email protected]). Many thanks to him for this conversion that seems to work 100%. You can visit him at http://members.home.net/fieldofaction3/ . Reason + process ================ This was done because 1) I needed to use it on some projects and 2) I saw lots of people asking for a font like this. So I had some experience in creating bitmap-emulating truetype fonts (that is, a truetype, vector-based font that works as if it was a bitmap-based font) and then I decided to do this thingie. I send a message to my Nokia 6120 cell phone with every characters that the cell phone had and then scanned the cellphone screens to rebuild it using fontlab 3. BE SURE TO USE THIS FONT IN SIZE 8 ON PHOTOSHOP (consider you're using 72dpi). Since it is a vector-based font that EMULATES a BITMAP font, it's very easy for this font to appear all wrong. TEST SIZES until it is perfect (not all blocky), but most probably 8 IS THE SIZE TO BE USED (or multiples of it - 16, 24, 32 and so on). Copyright and stuff =================== This is a free font/file, distribute as you wish to who you wish. Do NOT sell this font within a CD or any other media; it's not yours and you can't make money of it. I don't know if the original Nokia font has some copyright or stuff. Hope not. Anyways, buy a Nokia, and I think everything's gonna be alright. :) Author ====== This font was done by Zeh Fernando on Fontlab on a PC. Zeh Fernando [email protected] www.fatorcaos.com.br