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From: halp@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU ("Bruce P. Halpern")
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Subject: Re: VT220, GS+ (actually, just GS+)
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Date: 24 Mar 88 12:58:11 GMT
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RE: Fonts
Beagle Bros Timeout Superfonts uses the standard ][gs/Mac fonts on a ][e/][c.
They are *NOT* displayed on the screen in AppleWorks, but might be in 
slower, graphically oriented programs. The results are terrific. However, if 
you want high print quality, done by taking, say, a 24 font and condensing it
to a 12 font (I'm told this is how the Mac does it also), it's rather slow.
Standard print quality, where one uses the fonts as they are, has good speed
both on a ][c with Imagewriter I and a ][e with Epson FX-85.
High-res and double H-R graphics can be inserted into text. I haven't used this
much, but it appears that the full 80 column width is taken for the graphic.
Superfonts *does* allow one to use only part of a graphic (by the somewhat 
complex procedure of specifying the coordinates of the upper left corner and 
lower right corner of that part of the graphic that you want to include)l~s