These are the sample fonts.  Not really great, but you'll probably want
to make your own anyways.  I wouldn't include these at all if the demo
program wasn't there.

The INI files were generated by the PNGcf_gencfg.  Both fonts are basically
grid fonts, so it wasn't too difficult.  I did modify font2.ini a bit, tweak some of
the characters so the spacing looks better (also because some of the characters
overlap outside of the grid).  It's not perfect, but I'm not really that worried about
it.  font3.ini is identical to font2.ini, except that it loads a BMP whereas font2 loads
a PNG.  The difference is small but fun:  BMPs use TRANS as their default drawing
mode, while PNGs use ALPHA.  This is fun because it means you can pass the
parameter FONT_DEFAULT and the one font will draw trans and the other alpha.
The demonstration program shows how this works.


font5 is an example of a "non-standard" font:  it only has 5 characters, and they are
neither on a grid nor consecutive!  The solution is to write our own INI file and put in
the coordinates for each character.  We also use "A" (64) as the Start Character,
rather than space (32).  The one drawback to such things is that you must call
PrintFont with a string other than the one you actually intend to print.  In this case
(see example program), we put "SEXY*" on the screen by PrintFont'ing the string
"ABCDE."

font6 is another font from customfont_ver2.  It doesn't look perfect, because I didn't
really have time to tweak the INI, but it's pretty good anyways.

font7 is a nice font from Deleter's FFNT library (which sadly is not compatible with
FB 0.17+, or I wouldn't have had to make this library) which I shamelessly stole
because it's really shweet.  Hopefully he doesn't mind XD

font7.ini will work with font8.png, font9.png, and fontA.png, so you can try any of those out if you wish.

Likewise fontB.ini will work with fontB.png, fontC.png, and fontD.png, all of which
are nice fonts from Lachie's customfont_ver2 library.  FontE.png and FontF.png, also
from Lachie's library, should also work with fontB.ini, though it hasn't been tested.
Some small modifications might be needed for them.

If you want to play with these, that's fine.  If you want to make your own (as you likely
will), that's fine too.