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[geniusalz]

Fontmaker creates a .tga file in the process.  So what you do is this:
-Select any font in Fontmaker, and select a reasonable size compared to your graphic font
-Save the font files
-There should be a .tga file made.  Open that in your fav. image editing prog and replace all the characters with your graphic font's characters.  Make sure the positioning is EXACT
-Then "Build" from fontbundle

If I am right, that will create an xpr file for your graphic font.

[geniusalz]

Well, most fonts have similar widths for characters.  Like 'i' is usually thin, and 'w' is usually fat.  But unless you want to figure out the contents of the abc file format, this is the best you can do.

However, you might want to create a .fon file.  That lets you paste in characters, and makes a pixel-by-pixel fixed size font.  It's much less work than a ttf.