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In article <4395@dasys1.UUCP> cohen@dasys1.UUCP (David Cohen) writes:
>My partner and I are interested in using all the fonts in the LaserWriter +
>in the postscript programs that we are writing but unfortunately, none of the 
>postscript books that we have (the 3 Adobe books and the Sybex book) seem to
>have any information on font names except for those supplied in the original
>LaserWriter. Can anyone out there supply us with a list of all the correct
>font names or at least supply us with a pointer to this information?
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If you are using a Mac setup or have access to one, a program called
LaserStatus from the same company that makes DiskTop will provide you
with an on-line list of accessible fonts.

Otherwise:
The L+ and LW NT(X) has:
Times(R,B,I,BI), Helvetica(R,B,O,BO), Courier and Symbol
New Century Schoolbook(R,B,I,BI)
Palatino(R,B,I,BI)
Avant Garde (R,O,B,BO)
Zapf Chancery (Medium)
Zapf Dingbats(R,I)
Bookman (R,B,I,BI)
Helvetica Narrow (R,B,O,BO)
(*R=Roman, I=Italic, O=Oblique, B=Bold)

One LW+ I have used also had the font Seattle built in, although I
don't know why.

Glenn I. Fleishman, graphic designer & Mac apologist
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