Hi,
On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 12:32 PM Daniel wrote:
>
> Is anyone familiar with how DOS fonts work?
>
> There are some .com files that will change the original font with another and
> ya can create your own. I created a TI-99/4aA font to use.
>
> So how does it work? Is the hardware font cached
Like Aitor mentioned there are some basic tools for it. (Like GNU and Display)
Also, there are some others.
V8PowerTools VFONT.COM can load the normal raster fonts (like GNU load font)
temporarily. When the video mode is reset (or changed) the fonts will revert
back to their previous state.
Im
Hello,
The graphic card maintains information of how character glyphs are made out
of their character code. Basically it is limited to being able to represent
just 256 characters together at a time (there is a trick to double this to
512, but doesn't make a difference here).
Each of such configur
On 6/15/2022 10:30 AM, Daniel wrote:
Is anyone familiar with how DOS fonts work?
There are some .com files that will change the original font with
another and ya can create your own. I created a TI-99/4aA font to use.
So how does it work? Is the hardware font cached and the cache is
change
