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In article <1990Oct14.050607.3689@isis.cs.du.edu> bscott@isis.UUCP (Ben Scott) writes:
>I'm formatting and installing software on a client's new HD, and have
>run into a problem with the large number of fonts he wants on there.
>I'm putting everything in SYS:Fonts (FONTS:) for convenience (this

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>a few cases this is proving difficult.  For example, he has many 
>disks full of Kara fonts (as do I, but mine have to stay on floppy...)
>and some of the disks have the same fonts as other disks but in 
>different sizes... well, I want them in the same directory, but the

Ok, I see the problem. The easiest solution is to (since he has
	320 megs) is to rename the second set of fonts with
 an 'a' suffix. 
  
 Like disk 1: brick/55/44/33
      disk 2: brick/11/13/9billion

      On the hard drive:

      Fonts:
	brick/55/44/33
	bricka/11/13/9billion
	brick.font
	bricka.font

	This *WILL* solve your problem, in a big hurry to, if
	you have to please (appease) a client. If you
	are unable to find software to do the .font conversion
	this'll work!

	<when all else fails, fake a heart attack when looking
	like you're trying reeeeeeeeaaaallly hard to get
	them fonts on there!! > hehe!

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