Re: Help : File name for an ATM font ?

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From: Tim Puffett
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 00:00

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In article <32e86e98.10855553@news.demon.co.uk>, Matt West
<matt@tdraft.demon.co.uk> writes
>A machine (running Win3.1) has some fonts installed that are used in a
>desktop publishing package, but it appears that these fonts have come
>from another source.  These fonts are shown as ATM fonts by some
>software and as 'printer' fonts by other software.
>I guess that ATM may stand for Adobe font manager, but this software
>isn't on this machine.  Anyway, I have got to install these fonts on
>another machine (running W95), so the user can continue to use them.
>
>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.

Usually ATM (Adobe Type Mangler) has .PFB & PFM extensions.





Tim


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