> That's sort of the approach I planned to take. The 
> "rendering" part is the challenge. I thought the TeX/METAFONT 

There are any number of programs in Windows that will do it. Paint for
example. I personally like a little program called Graphics Gale which is
make by someone in Hong Kong and sells for less than $20. It has got to be
the quickest, most capable graphics editor ever. The guy really thought
about how to allow the user to change the function of the tool quickly and
without constantly going back to the menus or pallets.

For Linux, I believe Image Magic will do what you need, but I don't have a
lot of experience with it. And it isn't spelled Magic... Let me see: Ahh.
It's
http://www.imagemagick.org  As google knows.

Just to be sure I understand, are you trying to change the font size on the
fly in your target device? Or just getting the size set prior to loading it
into the target is causing the issues?

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