How to Convert Dfont to TtfIn Feburary 2016 12,

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Transfer your .dfont file to your Windows operating system.
Download and install the Windows version of DfontSplitter (see Resources). If you only have access to Mac OS X and are converting the font for someone else, install the Mac version. All the following directions remain the same for both operating systems.
Launch DfontSplitter.
Click 'Add File' and navigate to the folder where your .dfont file is located.
Double-click on your .dfont file to select it.
Click 'Browse' and navigate to the folder where you want your .ttf file saved. The desktop is a good, easy-to-locate choice.
Click 'Convert.' Your new .ttf file will appear in the location you specified.
Use fondu on Ubuntu (Linux)
Transfer the .dfont file to your Ubuntu system using scp or FTP.
Install fondu by typing:sudo apt-get install fondu
Move into the directory where your .dfont file is located:cd /path/to/file(Replace /path/to/file with the specific path to your directory.)
Run fondu:fondu file.dfont(Replace file.dfont with the specific filename of your .dfont file.)
Move the newly-created .ttf file into your ~/.fonts directory:mv file.ttf ~/.fonts(Replace file.ttf with the specific filename of your .ttf file.)
Use TransType (Windows)
Download and install TransType (see Resources).
Launch TransType, then drag your .dfont file into the left-hand column.
Expand the font file by clicking the '+' sign to the left of the font name. Click the font name that appears on the next line to highlight it.
Click the down-facing arrow to the right of the destination filename in the right-hand column. Select 'MS Windows 1252 Latin 1' from the drop-down menu.
Click 'Convert.' A dialog box will appear.
Select the directory to save the .ttf file in by clicking on it. Click 'OK.'
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