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From: rjd@nancy (Rob Demillo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Publishing Partner fonts
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Date: Thu, 5-Nov-87 13:03:08 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  5 13:03:08 1987
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In article <786@sbcs.sunysb.edu> lean@sbcs (Lean L. Loh) writes:
>
> There're quite a bit of fonts available for P.Partner now. SoftLogik
>puts out Helvetica, Times, and Columbia in public domain. Partner Font disk #1
>from SoftLogik has Thames, Spokane, and Devoll, all of which prints very
>nicely even on my Panasonic 1091i.  Font Factory puts out disk #1 (Avant
>Garde, Courier, Calligraphy), disk #2 (Times, Helvetica Narrow, 16 bit), and
>much more (Chancery, Bookman, CHicago, Palatino, Greek, a set of 11 Laser-
>Writer Plus fonts,  etc).
>

I just purchased Publishing Partner v 1.02 -- in it, it states that
for teh time being, only Helvetica prints out on dot matrix 
printers. (For the record, I also have a 1091.) How did you get
Thames, Spokane, etc to print on the printer? I'm dying to know.
(Well, not really...but I would very much appreciate a response.)
What am I not doing correctly? (Or, conversely, what hasn't Soft Logic
told me to do?)

thanks in advance...



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