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Re: Type II fonts seem to have priority? PM 6.5

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From: Bob Levine
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 15:31
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>> if there are both a type I and a type II font of the same name,<<<

You can stop right there. There is no reason to have two versions of the
same font active. In fact, its a real bad idea. If you don't already have
it, get a copy of ATM Deluxe or some other font manager that will allow you
activate or inactivate fonts on the fly.

Bob
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