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From: kopp@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Michael J Kopp)
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Subject: Re: How can i move a system font to laser font?
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Date: 17 Dec 90 04:15:38 GMT
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OK:

	If your font is a PostScript font and you have a compatable 
PostScript printer you can use an application called LaserWriter Font
Utility to directly load the PostScript Font into the Laser Printer's 
Font Memory.

	This however is only temporary because whenever the PostScript 
Board is re-initalized (i.e. whenever the power is interrupted) the 
Font Memory is flushed.