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In article <854191204snz@jita.demon.co.uk>
           JimB@jita.demon.co.uk "Jim Backus" writes:

: In article <32e86e98.10855553@news.demon.co.uk>
:            matt@tdraft.demon.co.uk "Matt West" writes:
: <snip>
: > Does anyone know what filename extension they may use ?
: > One of the fonts is called 'Minister Black'.  I have searched for
: > files with similar names, but can't find anything.  Any clues as to
: > what these ATM font files may be called will be much appreciated.
: 
: AFAIK:-  the file extensions are PFM and AFM - there are two files for each
: font.  One is the screen font and the other is the printer font.
: ATM is Adobe Type Manager - I thought it was a standard part of Win 3.1 but
: cannot check - both the Mac and OS/2 use Adobe fonts and WinOS/2 includes
: ATM.

Nope, the poor sods've gotta *pay* for it... <giggle>

While here I am with ATM and FreeType, both, er, free...
(Well, FreeType doesn't work in OS/2 2.11 AFAIK but it's still free.)

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