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From: gerardis@cs.mcgill.ca (Tony GERARDIS)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: New PS fonts on cica .....
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Date: 28 Jan 91 06:16:55 GMT
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In article <10487@jarthur.Claremont.EDU> you write:
>>A little while ago I discovered a ZIP file which contains 36 Type 1
>>PostScript fonts on cica. 
>(text deleted)
>>Eurostile font appears to be corrupt. After I tried to type some text
>>in that font, ATM got very confused. Switching back to other fonts no
>>longer worked reliably. I had to restart Windows to get things back to
>>normal. Has anyone else encountered a similar problem?
>
>Yes.  After trying to display that font, ATM refused to create any other
>screen fonts.  It would highlight the correct area, but no text would appear.
>Aside from that and the flaky spacing in the Eras fonts, all of the fonts 
>worked rather well.  However, now I have to figure out where I'm going to PUT
>2MB of ATM fonts on my poor hard drive.

Fine I had the same problem with these fonts, but don't complain about
the 2Megs, I have nearly 8 Megs (with theses files) and I don't want to
keep them all on my hard drive but I'm having a problem selecting which
ones I want to keep installed.  It seems to take forever for windows to
startup (Wiht ATM an so many fonts installed). What does it do - Read every
single font????? I don't think so, but what slows it down!!!

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