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From: tneu1@isuvax.iastate.edu (Steve Linnerooth)
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Subject: Re: Changing default font (Chicago) for menu bar and dialog boxes
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Date: 29 Apr 91 03:19:00 GMT
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In article <1991Apr29.021344.642@sarah.albany.edu>,
    mo6664@sarah.albany.edu (OTTO MARK A) writes:
>  Is there any way of changing the Mac's menu bar and dialog box fonts to
>something other than Chicago ?  ...

  OK, this time I checked.  It's on Sumex in the info-mac/init folder.  
It's called Chicago-nice.  It changes anything in chicago to this new 
font.  It's a "bold" like font similar to chicago, but more compressed.  
The numbers are kind of difficult to read, but it's a nice change.
  					-Steve Linnerooth