threeputt
New Member
Hi all,
I purchased a font on line today,(from FontSpring). I then downloaded it (it's an open type font), and un-zipped it. Since I need a ttf font, I went on-line to find a utility to convert otf to ttf. I used the utility to convert the font. I then located the font in my directory and then tried to convert it to a GSP font using the native font converter in Omega Composer (by Gerber). Their font converter always works on ttf fonts. But.....this time it's saying, "unable to write soft font".
Any ideas? Is the otf to ttf font converter not working? The font does have the proper extension, TTF after the font name, but my converter doesn't seem to like it.
Is there anyway to learn if the font is indeedt a ttf font now? Is there some sort of test?
Any and all help is appreciated. So far FontSpring has not gotten back to me on their support line.
I purchased a font on line today,(from FontSpring). I then downloaded it (it's an open type font), and un-zipped it. Since I need a ttf font, I went on-line to find a utility to convert otf to ttf. I used the utility to convert the font. I then located the font in my directory and then tried to convert it to a GSP font using the native font converter in Omega Composer (by Gerber). Their font converter always works on ttf fonts. But.....this time it's saying, "unable to write soft font".
Any ideas? Is the otf to ttf font converter not working? The font does have the proper extension, TTF after the font name, but my converter doesn't seem to like it.
Is there anyway to learn if the font is indeedt a ttf font now? Is there some sort of test?
Any and all help is appreciated. So far FontSpring has not gotten back to me on their support line.