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In article <9065@lee.SEAS.UCLA.EDU> kfischer@ada.seas.ucla.edu (Kevin J. Fischer) writes:
>I am looking for a music font in either than ATM or TrueType format.
>I think that these music fonts are often referred to as 'Sonata fonts'.
>This font NEEDS to be public domain so I can distribute it with my
>program.  Any information about where to obtain such a font would
>be greatly appreciated.

A few weeks ago someone posted the address of a place in Alaska which sold
low-cost disks of free and shareware TrueType fonts.  I wrote them, they sent
a flyer, and I junked it because we decided to go with ATM and PostScript
fonts.

But I do remember that there was a music font called "Lassus" on one of
their disks.

Try to get the post before it expires.  Perhaps someone who has the address
of the Alaskan freeware place would mail it to KJF and/or repost it here.

And if anyone has "Lassus" converted to PostScript, please send ME mail.

Vance
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