Question

i use Mac OS X Lion and installed MacPorts and the tool ttf2eot to convert .ttf fonts to .eot.

When i use it as described here: http://code.google.com/p/ttf2eot/ i get the error:

-MacBook-Pro:~ $ ttf2eot < pacifico.ttf > pacifico.eot
-bash: pacifico.ttf: No such file or directory

In which folder pacifico.ttf has to be in order to be found ?

Thanks!

Answer 1

When you enter a file name on the command line like that, it looks in the current folder for the file.

ttf2eot < pacifico.ttf > pacifico.eot

Is looking for pacifico.ttf in the current folder, which is ~ (your home folder) in this case.

You can also use an absolute path:

ttf2eot < /path/to/pacifico.ttf > pacifico.eot