What is a font with a (W1) suffix?

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From: Raymond Sanborn
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 21:20

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I installed ATM 4.1 on my Windows 98 Second Edition System running Office XP. ATM came up with a Starter Set just like expected. I disabled that Starter Set and opened Word XP to look at the fonts now available for that program. I have several fonts all with a (W1) suffix such as Arial (W1), Universe (W1), etc. These fonts were not in my original C:\Windows\fonts folder? Does anyone know where they came from and how I might locate them for possible deletion? RAY

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