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In article <oneil.713599413@cwis> oneil@cwis.unomaha.edu (Sharon O'Neil) writes:
 
Discussion of Typecase deleted.
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>Does your version allow you to put your font families into "cases."  This
>allows you to activate and deactive (and compress and uncompress) sets of
>fonts.  (For example, you might like certain fonts, but only use them for
>limited purposes and thus not want to have them hogging up memory.  Thus
>you could put that set in a case and deactivate it until you want to use
>it.
>

Actually, I did not know it, but it does have this feature.  I was just
using it for the fonts.  I got version 1.17 from Electronic Boutique in
Nashua NH. 5 weeks ago for $29.99.  

I like the fonts, and I have not noticed problems with the sub or super-
script sizes of the fonts, but I don't use it for technical writing.

I do my technical writing with LaTeX, and the PK/Postscript fonts look
pretty good.  I still can't get the hang of the GUI interfaces for
technical writing.  I can put things together a lot quicker in LaTeX.

Frank Robey
fcr@ll.mit.edu