🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <7257@ll1a.att.com> markn@ll1a.att.com (Mark Nettleingham) writes:
>
>	I don't wish to add to the current flame ware on the
>relative use of Crippleware or Demmoware.  However, I ask the
>authors of this software to please consider what form the
>documentation is processed in.  The current version of MacPassword
>came with the main documentation using a font size I don't have,
>making it very hard to read. Several other documents (including the
>order form) were created by an application whos files I haven't
>figured out how to read at all.
>
>	If at all possible send out any files in either MacWrite or
>MacPaint format.  Use only fonts supplied with the system or at
>least restrict your documents to shareware fonts.  And please,
>please, specify which applications, font types, and sizes are
>required to read your documentation.

I agree with this 100%.  Of course, if someone does want to have some
fancy font displayed somewhere, the safest way to handle it is to paste
the fancy text into MacPaint (or whatever) and generate a bitmap.  Then
put the bitmap into your dialog or documentation. 

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