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From: sarwate@uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu (Dilip V. Sarwate)
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Subject: Re: I want an h-bar!!!
Keywords: Word formula command
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Date: 12 Dec 90 16:08:22 GMT
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I believe that the shareware Princeton font has a h-bar symbol among its hidden
goodies; the "dead keystroke" option-` followed by the letter u gives an h with
a stroke through the riser.  When the file Princ that come with the font is
placed in the System Folder, the Postscript description of the font is
painlessly downloaded as and when necessary to a Laserwriter.

From the documentation (dated 1986; your mileage may vary) . . .
"It is our intention to allow distribution of this Princeton font disk freely
for non-commercial use.  If you use this laser font as an individual and like it
we request that you send $30 voluntary contribution to Department of Mechanical
& Aerospace Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544 and mark
"Princeton Font" on the envelope. If you want to have this laser font for your
office Laserwriter such that everyone using that Laserwriter would have access
to it, we request that you send $100. You may make copies and distribute this
disk but you may not sell this disk."