🚀 go-pugleaf

In reply to the question regarding which files one should  extract 
from "mac-archived" fonts in order to use them with TeX/ghostscript/etc.
You will need: 

1. The .pfb file. Usually it is the one that
has "type LWFN" in the archive.
This file should be converted to pc format by "refont" procedure on pc.
I do not know about any equivalent for Unix. Refont can be grabbed from cica.

2. You will also need the .afm file- this file has all the metric information
(which actually can be obtained from the .pfb file) and, what is more
important, the kerning information, which, as far as I understand,
is not in the .pfb file.
The .afm file has to be converted to .vf and .tfm files for use with TeX.
the conversion process is explained in the documentation for dvips,
which can be found on labrea.stanford.edu.


The above process worked for me, but it is tedious, and sometimes the fonts
and not at all like what one might think is implied by their name.

Goold luck !