the target font format), and select the Destination location.
TransType then performs the conversion of each font into the desired location, using the conversion profile. Illustration: TransType 4 schematic UI overview Glyph Map window, an optional and detachable window which shows the selected font’s entire glyph repertoireĪ schematic structure of the user interface is shown on the following illustration.Preview panel, an optional, non-detachable panel, which allows you to type in some text and see what this text looks like in the selected fonts.Font Info panel, an optional, non-detachable panel, which gives access to some of the selected fonts’ naming information and its internal parameters.Main area toolbar, which gives access to some operations related to the current Main area mode, and which gives some information about TransType’s status.Main area of the application window, which shows all the target fonts that TransType will generate when you start the conversion, and allows you to select some of the fonts and modify some of their properties.Top bar, a toolbar on top of the application window, which allows you to choose the view of the Main area to show and hide the Font Info panel the Preview panel and the Glyph Map window to choose the conversion profile and destination and to run the conversion.Application menu, which gives access to various settings and actions.The TransType 4 user interface (UI) consists of the following elements: After the conversion is done, depending on TransType’s preferences, the app will either remove all the fonts from the project or keep them, allowing you to re-run the conversion.In TransType 4, one and the same profile applies to all fonts in a project per conversion. Illustration: TransType 4 user interface with Preview and Font Info panels hidden. Illustration: TransType 4 user interface with Preview and Font Info panels shown.
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