Select this button if the language script this font belongs to is Korean.
You have this fbit selected as being a Japanese font.
Select this button if the language script this font belongs to is Japanese.
This is the font this fbit set set to work with.
This is the point size this fbit is set to work with.
This is a list of all the fbit resources in this file. Make a selection from the different fdef types on the right. Only the resources of that type will be activated in this list. Any grayed out names are of a different fdef type.
You can't write to this file.
Click here to create a new fbit resource in this file.
You have selected the data-fork based fbit format. You can only edit and hold one character in memory at a time.
You can not select this type of fbit.
This is the data-fork based fbit format. It is used with larger sized fonts. Openning one of these will mean you can only hold one character in memory at a time.
You can not select this type of fbit.
You can not select this type of fbit.
You can not select this type of fbit.
This is the compressed form of fbit. You can not open them here. You must convert them to an editable fdef type with Marukan Converter.
You have selected the resource-fork, extensible form of fbit. You must want to edit user-gaiji characters.
You can not select this type of fbit.
This is the resource-fork, extensible type of fbit. They are based on character code not index. Fdef 2 font are usually only used for user-gaiji characters.
You can not select this type of fbit.
You are set up to load location information in from this file. This will bring you back to the character you last edited.
Click here to load location information stored in this file. That will bring you back to the character you last edited.
You are set up to load preference information in from this file. This will set Marukan Editor up the same way you left it.
Click here to load preference information stored in this file. That will set Marukan Editor up the same way you left it.
You have enough room to fit in all the resource names.
Scroll here to find fbits that go out of view.
I've changed my mind.
You have nothing selected yet. Choose the type of fdef above then select one of the font resources from the list.
This is the fbit I want to work on.
This is where you select the fbit resource you wish to work on.
You can also create an entirely new fbit with the create button.
You have the Simplified Chinese selected as the language this font will work with.
Click here if you want to work on a Simplified Chinese font.
You have the Traditional Chinese selected as the language this font will work with.
Click here if you want to work on a Traditional Chinese font.
You have the Korean selected as the language this font will work with.
Click here if you want to work on a Korean font.
This is the size that is set to be imported via the Import Field. Change it with the Size Menu.
This is the size that is set to be imported via the Import Field. Change it with the Size Menu.
This is the name of the font that is set to be imported via the Import Field. Set it with the Font Menu.
This is the fdef type of this font you can not change it. To change fdef types use Marukan Converter.
This is the fdef type of this font you can not change it. To change fdef types use Marukan Converter.
You have Opaque Paste set. This means paste will erase what is underneath.
Click here to set to Opaque Paste. This means paste over and erase what is underneath.
You have the Auto Save option on. This will save your changes whenever you open a new character.
You can not select Auto Save with this kind of font.
Click here to turn on the Auto Save option for fdef 7 fonts. This will save your changes whenever you open a new character.
You have it set up so that Marukan Editor will remember the character that you last worked on.
Click here to have Marukan Editor remember the last character you worked on.
You have it set so that your preferences will be loaded.
Click here to have Marukan Editor read the preferences you saved into your working fonts.
You have it set up so that these preferences will be saved between jobs.
