Dear Paul,If you need a custom solution, the best place to start is maybe your own system. Modify one of fonts installed to suit your needs. Here is a tool that is modern and makes FON/FNT fiddling a breeze (it locates automatically your installed fonts and reinstalls them; make sure you first make an archival copy of installed fonts in order not to lose the originals in case something goes wrong):
http://hukka.ncn.fi/index.php?fonyIf you lack a symbol set, go to https://winworldpc.com/product/windows-3/wfw-311 to locate versions that contain the fonts you need.
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I think that XyWin could be useful for some of the work I do, but only if I can find a suitable OEM font. At the moment I have it set up with the font 8514oem.fon but this only supports code page 437. I need at least code page 850. The 8514oem.fon is what in windows is called a large font, and it is installed when the display is set for 120dpi in the display settings (in Windows 7 and Windows XP). Unfortunately these fonts are very poorly documented and I have not been able to find a single font of this size for code page 850. Does anybody know anything about these fonts and if so, whether an alternative exists that would support code page 850?Thanks Paul