Amstrad CP/M Font Redefinition
Font Redefinition Tools
Software and articles relevant to redefining the screen or printer font under CP/M on the CPC, PCW or Spectrum +3.
- REDEFINE.RSX by Cliff Lawson
- PCW Characters by Richard Fletcher
- ALARM.BAS by Pete Gerrard
- Genecar by Cobra Soft
- UDG.BAS by John P. Stevenson
- LETAFONT by John P. Stevenson
- SETFONT by, um, me
- PRINTIT by MML Systems
- SCRCHAR.JOY Unicode mapping
- Supertype by Michael Wood
- LocoFont / LocoChar by Locomotive Software
- Tasprint by Tasman Software
- Polyprint by Arcom Software
An article in Popular Computing Weekly describes three tools that make use of custom printer fonts on the PCW: Tasprint, Polyprint and Gemini FontGem. The first two are addressed above; FontGem is an earlier name for Supertype, as described in The Complete Guide to the Amstrad PCW (issue 2).
Fonts
The individual articles each hold their own font collections, but here are some that don't fit so well with any particular article.
| Font | Preview | Download |
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| Default CP/M font | ![]() |
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| Cliff Lawson's sans-serif font from REDEFINE.RSX | ![]() |
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| Modified sans-serif font from NEWCHARS.COM | ![]() |
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| GSANS sans-serif font (based on these codepages for DOS) | ![]() |
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| TSANS sans-serif font (based on these codepages for DOS) | ![]() |
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John Elliott 2020-12-15




