How to use windows fonts in Netbeans?

[K.I.L.E.R]

Can someone PLEASE tell me how I can do this.
There is no help inside the readme or the manual.

I want to use the Raize font I downloaded.

[z.e.r.o]

Tools/Options/Editing/Editor Settings/Java Editor

Font & Colors property.

BTW it has an online help, just typing F1 and font in the search box should have answered your question

[z.e.r.o]

The raize font is the programmer's best friend I like it!

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[K.I.L.E.R]

Tools/Options/Editing/Editor Settings/Java Editor

Font & Colors property.

Doesn't work. If the question could be solved that easily then it isn't worth asking.

Netbeans doesn't even detect the font exists.

[Herkules]

I don't think its an NetBeans issue. How to use that font with any Swing app could be the question?

[z.e.r.o]

Doesn't work. If the question could be solved that easily then it isn't worth asking.

Netbeans doesn't even detect the font exists.

Mine did it for years. Maybe we have different format of the same font?

IIRC bitmap fonts are not supported by Java, only TTF are.

[K.I.L.E.R]

Thanks.

Raize is a bitmap font.
Some other TTF fonts I've downloaded are usable through Netbeans.

Know any way to convert bitmap fonts to TTF?
Or better yet do you know a TTF version of Raize?

[oNyx]

Raize doesn't work for me at all. Windows says it's not a valid font file

Well, here is a nice overview of programming-fonts:
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/12/6/11739/5249

edit: Meh. All shit. Courier 10px still rawks... all it needs are slashed zeros.