SFEdit2 Window

No.	Name	Overview
	Menu bar	Runs the various commands for SFEdit2. SFEdit2 help ("Commands")
	Toolbar	The toolbar is provided with buttons for running SFEdit2 commands such as [Open...] and [Save]. SFEdit2 help ("Commands" - "Toolbar buttons")
	Character list	This displays the list of all stroke characters. To edit a stroke character, click it.
	Text box	This is a box for enclosing text. The size of the box differs according to the type of base font and the character. Normally you should create the text so that it fits inside the box.
	Base font text	The design base for the stroke character is displayed as a rough draft for editing stroke characters.
	Stroke characters	These are line drawings created by extracting the center lines from the base font. All stroke characters are made up of polylines. You can add or delete anchor points and add line segments. SFEdit2 help ("Operation Procedures" > "Step 2: Edit the shape of character")
	Base line	This is the reference line for lining up a text string horizontally. When text is written horizontally, the base lines of adjacent characters are lined up along a horizontal line so that there is no unevenness.
	Status bar	Moving the pointer to a toolbar button or pointing to a menu command displays a brief explanation of the button or command.

Menu bar

Runs the various commands for SFEdit2.

SFEdit2 help ("Commands")

Toolbar

The toolbar is provided with buttons for running SFEdit2 commands such as [Open...] and [Save].

SFEdit2 help ("Commands" - "Toolbar buttons")

Character list

This displays the list of all stroke characters. To edit a stroke character, click it.

Text box

This is a box for enclosing text. The size of the box differs according to the type of base font and the character. Normally you should create the text so that it fits inside the box.

Base font text

The design base for the stroke character is displayed as a rough draft for editing stroke characters.

Stroke characters

These are line drawings created by extracting the center lines from the base font. All stroke characters are made up of polylines. You can add or delete anchor points and add line segments.

SFEdit2 help ("Operation Procedures" > "Step 2: Edit the shape of character")

Base line

This is the reference line for lining up a text string horizontally. When text is written horizontally, the base lines of adjacent characters are lined up along a horizontal line so that there is no unevenness.

Status bar

Moving the pointer to a toolbar button or pointing to a menu command displays a brief explanation of the button or command.