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From: lasko@regent.dec.com (Tim Lasko, Digital Equipment Corp., Westford, MA)
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Subject: Re: Info on CFFF format for fonts
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Date: 7 Feb 91 20:58:18 GMT
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In article <8351@castle.ed.ac.uk>, billy@castle.ed.ac.uk (Billy Taylor) writes...
>...Have any of you folks ever heard of the [CFFF] format? I think it might have
>something to do with VAXes in particular.

Not for "VAXes" in particular but it is for Digital laser printers.

CFFF stands for "Common Font File Format" and is Digital's font file format for
it's (old) LN03 and (new) DEClaser 2000 ANSI-compliant desktop laser printers
and compatible software.  It is described in the Digital publication "Font File
Format Users Manual"  (EK-CFFFM-UG-002).

Tim Lasko, Digital Equipment Corp., Westford MA  (lasko@regent.enet.dec.com)
Disclaimer: My opinions are my own; the facts can speak for themselves.