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> Could anyone tell me how to use it?

After opening a DOS window:

C:>convbdf -f foo.bdf

will create foo.fnt from foo.bdf. There's a number of other options,
useful if your bdf file is not ISO8859-1 or has other non-useful glyphs
in it. The -c option will create a C source file, commented that
shows the glyphs in readable form. The -s and -l options are
start and limit character values with which to generate the output
file.

Under Linux, you can use "convbdf -f *.bdf". I didn't add the
extra code to handle auto wildcard expansion on DOS/Windows,
but could if we really need it.

Regards,

Greg

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