Thread: Embolden -slightly- a font
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Old 07-10-2016, 01:24 AM   #7
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Of course, I will try it. Thanks. I am an Arch Linux user.

Up to now (even with the Windows software FontCreator, but also with FontForge) I manage to bolden all the glyphs of one font, then it seems like all is saved all right... but when I open the font, nothing really changed.
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