Re: Help : File name for an ATM font ?

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From: Michael Salem
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00

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Matt West writes:

 "I guess that ATM may stand for Adobe Type Manager
 "
 "Does anyone know what filename extension [these ATM font files] use ?
 "One of the fonts is called 'Minister Black'.  
 
The extension may be .PFB

If you have a program to do this you could try searching for a file
CONTAINING the text "Minister" (ignoring case).

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From: michaels@michaels.demon.co.uk (Michael Salem)
Subject: Re: Help :  File name for an ATM font ?
Date: 1997/01/28
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