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Subject: Re: fonts
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Date: 20 Jan 91 05:58:43 GMT
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Well, I'm no font expert; I'll let somebody else answer that one.

IconX is a way to allow executable scripts (those that you'd run from
the CLI/Shell with the EXECUTE command) to be clicked on from the Workbench.
To use it, simply create a plain ASCII text file that does what you want it
to do (like reassigning FONTS: or something) with an editor or wordprocessor
that saves an icon with the file. Then select the icon and choose INFO from
the Workbench menu. In the Tool Types box, type
c:IconX

and then, when you click on that icon, the script will be executed, just
as though you'd typed EXECUTE scriptname from the CLI.
                                                --Rick Wrigley
                                                fhwri@conncoll.bitnet