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In article <10668@spark.ed.ac.uk> iad@cogsci.ed.ac.uk (Ivan Derzhanski) writes:
>In article <1992Aug25.155141.24472@aragorn.unibe.ch> perego@klimet.unibe.ch writes:
><I would like to write some text in Czechoslovakian. Do there exist
><some fonts with the necessary special Characters?
>
>No.  The reason being that there is no such language as Chechoslovakian.

That is a very informative reply, I am sure.

To add what Ivan so arrogantly omitted:

There are two distinct languages spoken in Czecho-Slovakia: Czech and
Slovak. The character sets are slightly different.

And there are certainly fonts for these character sets, however you
have not provided any information on the type of font you are looking
for (PostScript, TrueType, HP Softfont, etc.).

One can usually find ads for various kinds of font suppliers in
desktop publishing magazines, but if you rephrase your request 
specifying the exact language and output device, I am sure someone in
this newsgroup can point you to a supplier.

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