Alphabet generator (This time without the illegal attachment...)

If I might say so, I once derived a really cool
alphabet using this .  But how were
you able to adapt it to a web format?  Would I have to
have my own computer to do it?  How was I able to read
it without having the typeface on my own hard drive at
this end?  I'd love to used what I did for something
sometime.

Clint


--- Padraic Brown <elemtilas@...> wrote:
> Has anyone here seen or tried the alphabet generator
> at
> <http://alphabet.tmema.org/>? It certainly has the
> advantage of saving as a TTF; but you have to tweak
> the controls very carefully to avoid identical
> squiggles. I got it to produce the Hoosickite
> alphabet, though: <http://conlang.org.uk/>. Yeah, I
> know, it's a bit random squiggly, but it has a
> certain
> je'n sais quoi about it, and I think it'll stay.
>
> Mind you, it also saves your work on its site in the
> archives!
>
> On the subject of writing systems, I've decided to
> add
> a null consonant sign to the Mentolatian syllabary,
> to
> help support vowel syllables. [Thanks to Barry's Toy
> Alphabet!]
>
Padraic

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