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In article <PXeZZHAjuBoxEws2@adhoc.demon.co.uk>, Stannard@adhoc.demon.co.uk 
says...
>
>How does one register PostScript fonts? 
>
>Here's the scenario.
>
>Customer has added a W95 machine to an existing win95 network. In order
>to transfer his Aldus Pagemaker 5.0 from an old PC to another we simply
>installed Pagemaker (from original disks) and copied the data files
>across the network.
>
>All works fine EXCEPT for when we open files requiring a PS font which
>is installed on the old machine and not on the new one.
>
>We have copied the actual font files across and even put these files in
>identically named directories.
>
>Using "Add Fonts" in Control Panel, doesn't recognise them. 
>
>I cannot find any useful reference to PS fonts in the Win95 Resource
>Kit?
>
>I'm sure I'm missing something obvious!

The three magic words Adobe Type Manager come to mind. It's the way to add PS 
fonts to the Windows font list. If you just want the PS fonts to appear as 
printer fonts and are prepared to accept Windows munging, say, Palatino to Book 
Antiqua on the display, make sure a PostScript printer is installed (eg, Apple 
LaserWriter Plus on FILE: with ADSC enabled).

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