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From: kjs39186@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Kent Squires)
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Subject: Re: 80-column super-hires font
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Date: 10 Mar 91 06:52:02 GMT
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kboyleii@itsgw.rpi.edu (Kevin J Boyle) writes:

>In article <2810@kluge.fiu.edu> acmfiu@serss0.fiu.edu (ACMFIU) writes:
>>Where can i find an 80-column font that looks exactly like the text screen
>>80-column font. It would be nice if inverse characters and mousetext
>>characters were included.
>>
>>albert

>Speaking of fonts, does anyone know of a way to create your own, and what
>utilities/programs one needs to do so?  Please reply by Email.
> 
>                                       Thanx,
>                                           Kevin Boyle
>                                           kboyleii@rpi.edu
>                                           Tex@mts.rpi.edu

Kevin: to create your own IIgs fonts (filetype $C8) you could use Beagle Bros.
Font Editor, but you must have a mouse in order to use it.  The BBs Font
Editor is DHR, and there's a shareware (or freeware) Font Editor out, which I
have a copy of and would be more than happy to mail it to you providing you
have BinSCII.

Albert: I have seventeen 3.5" disks full of IIgs fonts.  Let me look through
them and see if I can find on that resembles Apple 80 Col. text.  Incidentally,
I created a MouseText Font that I would be happy to Email to you providing you
have BinSCII.