Alternate fonts

For windows there’s excellent and comprehensive font editor: FontCreator. I use it, though if you’re looking for a freeware editor there’s FontForge.

Just keep in mind that it can be daunting task to edit font as they have a lot of properties, offsets and various markers.

Might want to post actual images, not 400px wide static GIFs. It’s pretty much impossible to see anything on there.

Does not matter. Think all got meaning of this Accuracy font by “New York”
Btw it looks very indie as at good old times

Was bored and tested Ubuntu Condensed and Open Sans Condensed Light.
As you can see some paragraphs at original text are not formatted.

Hey,
I use Font Lab for Windows. It’s an older program, and it won’t work in 64-bit systems, but it may if you do some playing around.

You can scan a font-sheet and import the graphics as a template for each character. The program uses vector graphics, so you can really fine tune each character. I have made some very complex fonts with the program, using calligraphic type letters. Your saves are in a FLW format, but it will then allow you to convert them to TTF or Post Script, and a couple other formats.

There are also some effects that can be applied, such as mirror, negative, sizing, and more. I used to do a lot of document creation, and having a strong font program pays off. FLW will let you import any TTF or Post Script font and make changes to it. You do have to be careful, many fonts have copyrights.

Pascal