🚀 go-pugleaf

In a recent posting I commented that I was not able to get MacKermit
to run correctly on my Mac SE, and that it seemed to be a problem with
fonts.  A local insightful chap suggested that MacKermit as delivered
from columbia might not have a FOND resource.  In fact it does not (this
is true of both ckmker.hqx and xkmker.hqx).  The fix is as follows:

1)  Make a copy of MacKermit.
2)  Run Font/DA mover
3)  Close the system file fromt the left window
4)  Click the left Open button with the option key down (the option key tells
	it to open all kinds of files, like MacKermit)
5)  Find and open the original copy of MacKermit
6)  Click the right Open button with the option key down
7)  Find and open the duplicate copy of MacKermit
8)  Select and remove the 2 fonts (VT100 etc...) from the right hand window
	(ie, from the copy of MacKermit)
9)  Select and copy the 2 fonts (VT100 etc...) from the left hand window, thus
	copying the 2 fonts from the original copy of MacKermit to the
	duplicate copy of MacKermit
10) Close everything and quit.  MacKermit should now work.

This is not quite the NOP operation it looks like.  When Font/DA mover
moves a font it looks to see if the destination has the appropriate FOND
resource, and if not it adds it.

Many thanks to Oliver Steele of UNC who guessed what the problem was and
suggested that I look for the FOND.

Happy Kermitting ...

-- 
Robert B. Stam                          CSNET: stamr@unc.cs.unc.edu
UNC Computer Science Department		ARPA:  stamr%unc@mcnc.org
Sitterson Hall 083A	           	UUCP:  {ihnp4|decvax}!mcnc!unc!stamr
Chapel Hill, NC 27514                   Phone: (919) 962-1826