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** User manual to create and add custom digital fonts for use in the        **
** NLDDigiLabel component.                                                  **
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First, het fonts are stored in the resource-file "DigitFonts.res" and under
the resourcetype DIGITFONT.

You can add your fonts by any resource-editor, for example: XNResourceEditor
See: http://www.nldelphi.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=20253

The resources are in plain text, and the format is:

    Width=7
    Height=15
    Spacing=10
    Thickness=1
    Pos0=00,00,03,00,07,00,06,01,03,01,01,01
    Pos1=01,07,03,07,06,07,06,08,03,08,01,08
    Pos2=01,14,03,14,06,14,07,15,03,15,00,15
    Pos3=01,02,01,04,01,06,00,07,00,04,00,01
    Pos4=07,01,07,04,07,07,06,06,06,04,06,02
    Pos5=01,09,01,11,01,13,00,14,00,11,00,08
    Pos6=07,08,07,11,07,14,06,13,06,11,06,09

Width and Height are the sizes of one digit.

Spacing is the horizontal spacing between two digits, including the width of
one digit.

Thickness is the thickness of the segments, but is in the component also used
for determination of the margin around the digits if AutoSize = True, which
are presumed equal.

The indexes of the seven Pos's are the same indexes of the TSegmentPos type
in the unit (spTop, spCentre, spBottom, spTopLeft, spTopRight, spBottomLeft,
spBottomRight), which tell the position of each digit-segment.

Each segment is defined by six points, which are repeatedly given by six
X- and Y-coordinate couples. So in the above example, the top segment is made
out of the points (0,0), (3,0), (7,0), (6,1), (3,1), (1,1).

Note that each segment has to be declared by 6 points, also if the segment
can be defined by less points; like in the above example it could be just
four points.