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marvosym.ttf
Thank you!
Many thanks to John Gray for his help in translating the complete texts of the Marvosym site in 2001! Without him all of you had to endure my clumsy school English throughout all of my web pages :-)Linking this page
| I am always glad of links to this page. If
you like, you may decorate the link with the small button (just 1.8 K
bytes) on the right. The HTML-code you need for a locally stored button
is here:
<a href="http://www.marvosym.com"> <img src="mvsymbut.gif" border=0 width=117 height=65 alt="download MARVOSYM.TTF"> </a> |
| Everyone with little web page space should
use the second button for a link. It is only 535 bytes. The HTML code
to embed the button is:
<a href="http://www.marvosym.com"> <img src="mvsymbsm.gif" border=0 width=58 height=32 alt="download MARVOSYM.TTF"> </a> |
Links about Fonts
- The MARVOSYM.TTF-FAQ - frequently asked questions.
- The complete list of all symbols as .pdf file (271 KB)
- Thomas Henlich of TU Dresden converted the True Type Font into a Type 1 Font with Style File for LaTeX.
- The freeware program Map of Chars by Daniel Hoppe displays the characters of any font in a recognizable size.
- The Windows Font Editor Softy by D.W. Emmett for True Type and Bitmap Fonts. With this editor I made MARVOSYM.TTF until 2004. Softy tutorial.
- MARVOSYM 3.00 was made in 2005 with High-Logic's Font Creator 5.
- The Freeware Font Editor Too Late ("2L8") for DOS Bitmap Fonts.
- The European Commission defined the Euro symbol as a strictly geometric logo.
- The typography pages at the Microsoft web site.
- My vendor page at the Microsoft web site.
