How Do ATM Fonts Differ from Type 1

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From: Arthur Kreitman
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 1990 00:45

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    The type I format book says that a font must start with the comment "%!".
When I look at the fonts that are shipped with ATM for MS Windows, that 
comment is always prefixed with a six byte binary header.  Does any one
know the format and purpose of that header.


Art Kreitman                                       artk@congruent.com
Congruent Corporation                              212-431-5100

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