@zbeng: Hi. Yep, that became due to migration. P.S. I found an older export with original dates and restored them (that date&time is in the database but right now I can only 'touch' the file's modification datetime). Thanks for pointing this out!

Rewriting the discussion boards - now sorting the most recent up; discussion form on the top; pagination.

I added a primitive voting up/down thingy; hopefully other users can vote out the annoying spam.

Hi, Why have creation and modification dates for all fonts become 2020-07-19? Is it related to the recent maintenance work?

@Chandra: See the "bmfed.zip" link at https://bmf.php5.cz/?page=support I'm affraid, though, You'll have to use the DOSBox (https://www.dosbox.com/) - en MS-DOS emulator, since the editor is compiled in MS-DOS.

As of the copyright issue, I kind of mention it in the preface... yes and no - most of the fonts are 10, 20, 30 years old and belong to the so called "abandonware" category. The following is no legal advice of mine but - if you give credit (ie. treat it under the Creative Commons-Attribution license) you should be o.k., generally speaking.

Is there an editor available for bmf fonts? Also are the fonts available on this website public domain?

@Rick Hi. Depends what you wanna do with it. These font don't work the same way as TrueType fonts - they're not supported by operating system. You can generate a picture (writing of this font, using your text) by editing the text input (and pressing Enter) in the detail page of the font you like. For more complex graphics involving these fonts you can use tools listed in https://bmf.php5.cz/index.php?page=support . Cosmigo Pro Motion is the only full-fledged application I know of that supports the BMF format.

How do I get this font into my font file to use on my computer?

Appologies for the errors that had occured for few past hours.

I noticed adding comments to fonts didn't work. It's fixed now, sorry.