My FontTools project has moved to SourceForge: http://fonttools.sourceforge.net/ Blurb: FontTools is an open source library for manipulating fonts, written in Python. It supports reading and writing of TrueType fonts, PostScript Type 1 fonts as well as AFM files and some MacOS-specific formats. Goals: quality, completeness, flexibility. Killer app: The package contains command line tools to convert TrueType fonts to an XML-based format, and back. These tools are also known as TTX. This is really a pre-announcement: the project hasn't yet released any files, so for now you're stuck with CVS or the "nightly tarball". FontTools has been in development for about two years, and parts of it (most notably the ttLib subpackage) are quite stable. I need help in the following area: installation on Windows. I would love to offer an easy to install for TTX, ready for *end users*. Yet I know virtually nothing about Windows and I don't even have access to a Windows box. I wouldn't know whether py2exe or the McMillan Installer would be more suited to this particular project. I've created two mailing lists, one for general discussion and development: fonttools-discussion@lists.sourceforge.net And one for CVS checkin messages, powered by syncmail, of python-checkins fame (Hi Barry!): fonttools-checkins@lists.sourceforge.net For subscription info please follow the "Mailing Lists" link at http://sourceforge.net/projects/fonttools/. Just