Help : File name for an ATM font ?

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From: Matt West
Date: Mon, 20 Jan 1997 00:00

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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.

Matt.

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From: matt@tdraft.demon.co.uk (Matt West)
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Date: 1997/01/20
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