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I hate guest accounts! Meh.

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It's not a separate TrueType font, but binary data embedded in the DOSBox executable to match the font layout of the VGA BIOS. You'd probably be better of with a real TrueType font, such as DOSLike.

BTW, if you actually need the binary font data, check out int10_memory.cpp in the src/ints subfolder of the DOSBox source tree. (Ah, wd beat me to it).

If you don't need TrueFont:
have a look at src/ints/int10_memory.cpp of the dosbox sources.
And search for the freedos CPI files, they contain fonts
for many language codes.

But if you want it in a versatile truetype form..

http://www.armunicode.org/en/fonts/unicode/Fi … edsysExcelsior/

Being an old DOS geek now Mac OS X geek - this is my favorite terminal font.