What is Raster Fonts For Windows?

Raster Fonts for Windows

Raster Fonts for Windows are super cool fonts created by Kostas Symeonidis over several years. Recently, these fonts got a makeover to fix some bugs, making them ready for use in Windows command shells! If you're into customizing your command line experience, these fonts are a great choice.

How to Use Raster Fonts

So, how do you actually use one of these nifty raster fonts? It's pretty simple! First off, you need to copy the fonts into your fonts folder. After that, open up a command shell. Once you’re in there, you'll want to change the font properties. This is where it gets fun!

Steps for Changing Font Properties

In the command shell, find the font listbox and look for “Raster Fonts.” Click on it! Then you'll see a size listbox where you can pick the pixel size. For example, if you choose 6x11, just check out the “Selected Font:” panel to see how it looks. It’s that easy!

Why Choose Raster Fonts?

If you're wondering why you'd want to use raster fonts at all, they're especially handy for programming or working in environments where clarity matters. Plus, they give your command line a unique style that sets it apart.

Get Started Today!

If you're ready to dive in and download these awesome raster fonts for your own setup, click here. It's time to make your Windows command shell look just how you want!

How Download Works

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