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myke@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (Michael Dautermann) writes:

>In article <tdboyce-111192133542@lloyd-at1.caltech.edu> tdboyce@cco.caltech.edu (Tom Boyce) writes:
>>Does anyone know where the Mac app version "StripFonts" can be found? I've
>>poked around in the standard archive sites but can't seem to find it. 

>do you mean this?

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>or this? 
> 
>/mac/util/unix/stripfonts.shar
>  42     8/16/92    UnixShar

>  Handy UNIX package that strips the font definitions from Mac
>  generated PostScript files for error-free printing on UNIX systems.

Actually, what it is for is saving time in uploading files that use
lots of non-standard fonts, by letting you cache them in your UNIX
directory. I assume this is what the person meant, and here is the
problem:

There are two parts to the program, a UNIX side and a Mac side. The
file you listed above is only the UNIX side. The Mac side has,
apparently, dropped out of the archive again. *sigh*

If you want the Mac side, contact me directly.

	-Jim
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