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Convert PFB to AFM

Convert PostScript Type 1 (Binary) to Adobe Font Metrics

PFB
PostScript Type 1 (Binary)
Uncategorized Read Write
This format was developed to simplify use of Type1-fonts in some software. It’s 8-bit and so it’s quickly processed by programs and it has a compact structure. PFB contains additional metadata. Besides the storage of system fonts, a good example of its use is its application in AutoCAD to create font files with compilation.
MIME
application/octet-stream
Convert to
AFMAVIFBINBMPCFFCIDCURDDSDFONTEXRFAXFTSG3G4GIFHDRHEICHEIFHRZICOIPLJBGJBIGJFIJFIFJIFJP2JPEJPEGJPGJPSMAPMNGMTVOTBOTFPALPALMPAMPBMPCDPCTPCXPDBPFAPFMPGMPGXPICONPICTPNGPNMPPMPSPSDPT3RASRGBRGBARGBORGFSFDSGISIXSIXELSUNSVGT11T42TGATIFFTTFUFOUYVYVIFFVIPSWBMPWEBPWOFFXBMXPMXVXWDYUV
From
BINCFFCIDDFONTOTFPFAPSPT3SFDSVGT11T42TTFWOFF
AFM
Adobe Font Metrics
Uncategorized No Read Write
This was developed by the Adobe Company and contains data regarding the metric characteristics of Type 1 PostScript fonts. The AFM structure requires a control template that defines the look of every font symbol. It’s used primarily for UNIX.
MIME
application/octet-stream
Convert to
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From
BINCFFCIDDFONTOTFPFAPFBPSPT3SFDSVGT11T42TTFWOFF
Supported: Conversion from PFB to AFM is listed.

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