Converting TTF-fonts to PHF-fonts: 1) Converting TTF to BDF ttf2bdf -p -l 'range' -o -p - font size; -l 'range' - range of characters to extract -o 'output_file' - output BDF-file 'input_file' - input TTF-file Example: # ./ttf2bdf -p 72 -l '32_255 1024_1279' -o arial72.bdf arial.ttf 2) Converting BDF to PHF bdf_2_phf -S -N -O -S - code of the first symbol in range to convert -N - maximum number of characters to convert -O - output PHF-file - input BDF-file Example: # bdf_2_phf -S0x20 -N0x60 -Oarial00-72.phf arial72.bdf # bdf_2_phf -S0xA0 -N0x64 -Oarial01-72.phf arial72.bdf # bdf_2_phf -S0x0401 -N0x60 -Oarial02-72.phf arial72.bdf # bdf_2_phf -S0x045E -N0x20 -Oarial03-72.phf arial72.bdf Max size to PHF-file - 64 Kb 3) Installation of PHF-fonts a) Copy output PHF-files in "/qnx4/photon/font/ # cp utop80b.phf /qnx4/photon/font/ b) Run fontcfg: # fontcfg -G c) On the tab "Fonts" in "Uninstalled Fonts" list, select the font to install and click button "Install" d) Click button "Save" 4) Creating a rule for the font a) Run fontcfg: # fontcfg -G b) On the tab "Extensions", select new font in dropdown list "Extension Font" c) Set size d) Set style e) Click button "Install before" f) Click button "Save"