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Subject: Re: Font Substitution
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Date: Tue, 5-Aug-86 10:22:11 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug  5 10:22:11 1986
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There is a "nice" article on "Custom Characters" pg. 45 by Allen DeLoach
in "The IBM PC Tech Journal" Vol 3 No. 10  (Oct. 85) that describe what 
you want to do.  It even has a sample Turbo Pascal routine showing how
it's done!

However, I would recommend that you use the Duke Language ToolKit,
(which requires an EGA card).  The Duke Language Toolkit is an excellent
tool for redefining characters on the IBM PC!

Regards,
Lidio Presutti
Humanities Computer Application Support
University of Toronto Computing Services