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Subject: Outline fonts in InterPress
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Date: Fri, 19-Jul-85 12:52:34 EDT
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From: Robert McKay <RIM@SU-AI.arpa>

    I was kinda struck by the mention in the Interpress announcement of
outline fonts - from previous acquaintance with Xerox I ahd assumed they
were wedded to bitmap (I guess it's all in the Intrepress manuals, but the
copies I ordered last |February haven't been seen in Australia yet).
    I was even more struck by the lack of reaction in this list, especially
given the outpourings when the laserwriter fonts were first seen.  SOOO:
has anyone seen these putative outline fonts, or was it just the capability
that was announced?  If so , how do they look? Knowledgeable or ignorant
comments are welcome, so long as they're controversial!
    Secondly, is the outline format private wi - sorry - as with PostScript,
or will we be able to generate our own outline fonts (or more importantly,
but - sorry - buy them from independent vendors
             Bob McKay