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TTFDump parses and labels the contents of the tables and subtables in a font, making the data more readable. Using TTFDump, you can dump specific tables and data for specific glyphs. TTOAsm accepts TrueType Open table data in text format and then assembles that data into a binary TrueType Open table file. A separate utility, AddTable, can be used to add the binary output file to a TrueType file. A 32-bit Windows tool used to test TrueType fonts.