Translations by Balaam's Miracle

_Size:

Coordinate along which to space

_X

_Y

_Maximum distance between points in a region

_OK

_Cancel

Not enough lines

Can't Parallel

These two lines share a common endpoint, I can't make them parallel

Exits

Bases

Entries

Marks

Add Exit Anchor...

Add Base Anchor...

Add Entry Anchor...

Add Mark Anchor...

Anchor Control for class %.100s in glyph %.100s as %.20s

mark

cursive entry

cursive exit

base

Anchor Control

Detaching Anchor Point

This anchor was attached to point %d, but that's not a point I can move. I'm detaching the anchor from the point.

Out of Range

Corrections must be between -128 and 127 (and should be smaller)

Provide a glyph name

Please identify a glyph by name, and FontForge will add an anchor to that glyph.

Non-existant glyph

The glyph, %.80s, is not in the font

Duplicate Anchor Class

The glyph, %.80s, already contains an anchor in this class, %.80s.

Anchor Control...

The size at which the current glyph is rasterized. For small pixelsize you may want to use the magnification factor below to get a clearer view.

The size at which the current glyph is rasterized. For small pixelsize you may want to use the magnification factor below to get a clearer view. The pulldown list contains the pixelsizes at which there are device table corrections.

Mag:

The glyph is rasterized at the size above, but it may be difficult to see the alignment errors that can happen at small pixelsizes. This allows you to expand each pixel to show potential problems better.

The X coordinate of the anchor point in this glyph

Cor:

Correction in pixels to the horizontal positioning of this anchor point when rasterizing at the given pixelsize. (Lives in a Device Table)

This is the number of pixels by which the anchor should be moved horizontally when the glyph is rasterized at the above size. This information is part of the device table for this anchor. Device tables are particularly important at small pixelsizes where rounding errors will have a proportionally greater effect.

The Y coordinate of the anchor point in this glyph

This is the number of pixels by which the anchor should be moved vertically when the glyph is rasterized at the above size. This information is part of the device table for this anchor. Device tables are particularly important at small pixelsizes where rounding errors will have a proportionally greater effect.

Additional arguments for autotrace program:

Can't find autotrace

Can't find autotrace program (set AUTOTRACE environment variable) or download from: http://sf.net/projects/autotrace/

Autotracing...