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Disk No: 2966
Disk Title: Fonts Galore #6
PC-SIG Version: S1.0
Program Title: Fonts Galore #6
Special Requirements: Windows 3.0 and Adobe Type Manger.
A collection of ten diskettes full of fonts to be used with Windows and
Adobe-type Manager installed. They can be used by Postcript and LaserJet
printers. Fonts included with this disk are: RSClassicRoman,
RSLowerEastSide, RSLowerWestSide, RSMacHumaine, RSManzanita, RSMiamiNights,
RSMoroma, RSNewGarrett, RSParkHaven.
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1992 PC-SIG, Inc.
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║ Note: You must have Adobe Type Manager installed in Windows 3.0 in ║
║ order to use these fonts. ║
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║ To install the fonts: ║
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║ From the Main program group in Windows 3.0, open the ATM control panel ║
║ and click on "Add". Next, click on any subdirectory, or press Enter. ║
║ From there, choose the drive that has fonts. Once that's completed, ║
║ choose the fonts to be installed and click on "Add". You can install ║
║ all the fonts on the disk by clicking on the first font and dragging ║
║ the highlight bar to the bottom of the list. Once the fonts have been ║
║ installed, click on Exit. You will be required to restart Windows so ║
║ the fonts can be accessed by your applications. ║
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║ (c) Copyright 1992, PC-SIG Inc. ║
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Francis X. "Butch" Mahoney, Jr.
302 Lessard St.
Donaldsonville, La. 70346
(504) 473-9378
The fee for this typeface is $15 as is, check or money order(preferred).
Or send $20 and a disk and a list of the sizes of the bitmaps you would like to have and I will try to oblige (within reason...like, don't ask for 127 point,etc...).
Hello Font Lover,
Previously, I had become much discouraged by distributing my work on CompuServe. A couple of bad experiences made it difficult for me to
continue. However, recently I have received some recognition, and it
has made me rethink my position.
The economy is bad in Louisiana and I am not doing well. You may have noticed the address change. I cannot afford the time on CompuServe except for uploading. Also, my troubles are your gain for neither can I afford to do any other kind of marketing for my work other than ShareWare (they would cost at least twice as much or more). And just having me "sit on these faces" (pun intended) is not doing any good for myself or anyone else.
My first uploads to CompuServe were rather primitive attempts. I think
now you will find that I am capable of good - excellent quality alter-
natives to the "higher priced spreads".
I will assume you know what to do with this typeface.
(use Font/DA Mover 3.2 or higher, don't let Font/DA Mover change the
font id, etc...)
.........if you don't know how to work these, call!!! (not collect)
.........if you can't call, write (like I said, I can't afford CIS)
There is only one size bitmap with this typeface (I'm trying to keep my long distance and your download charges to a minimum). And there is a good chance
that it is not very clean (I was in a hurry...Christmas is coming). It will however, automatically download to any PostScript Device i.e. LaserWriter, Linotronic, or any of the new PostScript printers that are accessed by AppleTalk. (Versions of this typeface can be prepared for manual downloading as a text only file for non-Macintosh computers if the need should arise.)
If you should happen to investigate any of the other typefaces I've uploaded
you will probably discover that this is a form letter tacked on to every one
of them. You can skip reading the others, however, the ShareWare fee remains.
PLEASE PAY ME...
Thank you.
January 1989
A few years back, I created a bitmapped font using FONTASTIC, originally called Philo, and after some alterations, Fancy Chancery. It was unique mainly for its removal of dots where smooth curves would not be permitted, thus giving an overall appearance of gray. The font actually prints quite cleanly (particularly at 12 point) on the Imagewriter and was only a 24 pt. bitmap initially.
I am pleased to learn that the font has shown up in numerous places with several different names and variations, from Fluent Fonts of CasadyWare (Casady Greene) (with my permission) to bulletin boards here and there. Most recently I received from Doug Miles in Washington state a newly done bitmap in a heavier weight plus a postscript font executed by Marion Delahan in Oklahoma based upon the same font.
Coincidentally, I recently started redrawing the original Fancy Chancery on Fontographer for Laserwriter. When I received the Delahan version I decided on a complete redrawing and renaming of the postscript font. The result is MacHumaine.
There have been inquiries as to how I intend to distribute MacHumaine. I wish it to remain in the public domain to be used by anyone who wants to take the time to copy it. Additionally, the package contains the original Fontographer workfile as well as the AFM file so anyone who wishes to alter or improve it, may do so if they have Fontographer. The bitmaps are absolutely pure FONTOGRAPHER generated with no tweaking. For my own purposes this is satisfactory, however if you would like to see them cleaner, have at it with Fontastic. I would not be extremely happy to learn that MacHumaine is being sold, but I am not quite sure how that eventuality would be dealt with. Hopefully this Read Me, which accompanies the font, will make folks realize they need not buy it as it is available without charge. Anyone who wishes to use MacHumaine as a screen display in a commercial program or in conjunction with a commercial program has my permission to do so. Only outright sale of the font is discouraged.
Historically, the font MacHumaine, as its name is intended to imply, is based on calligraphic handwriting and is not too distant from Zapf Chancery Black. That font, drawn by Hermann Zapf, was not the model for MacHumaine, but Zapf also used chancery cursive handwriting as a the basis for his font. MacHumaine is a sort of pot pourri of calligraphic strokes and flourishes that, to my eye, seem to be pretty well integrated and, especially when italicized on the Mac, gives an appearance of italic handwriting. I do hope you enjoy it. Oddly, it prints quite well even at small sizes and is quite readable. Please do not use it ALL CAPS. Generally calligraphic styles do not lend themselves to this treatment and this one is no exception. Use key caps to check for a few added characters. Any comments or suggestions on the font are welcome.
Bill Horton
1205 De la Vina Street
Santa Barbara CA 93101
(805) 962-3964
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
RSCLAROM DOC 2415 1-24-89 9:51a
RSLOWEAS DOC 670 10-26-90 7:51p
RSLOWWES DOC 1741 11-01-90 6:15p
RSMACHUM DOC 2977 1-27-89 8:19a
RSCLAROM PFB 21849 1-09-91 12:53p
RSLOWEAS PFB 42319 1-11-91 11:02a
RSLOWWES PFB 24403 1-11-91 11:04a
RSMACHUM PFB 23832 1-11-91 11:08a
RSMANZAN PFB 22474 1-11-91 10:57p
RSMIANIG PFB 16614 1-15-91 12:02a
RSMOROMA PFB 28461 1-15-91 12:05a
RSNEWGAR PFB 15707 1-15-91 12:12a
RSPARHAV PFB 17764 1-25-91 1:30p
RSCLAROM PFM 690 1-09-91 12:53p
RSLOWEAS PFM 690 1-11-91 11:02a
RSLOWWES PFM 690 1-11-91 11:04a
RSMACHUM PFM 684 1-11-91 11:08a
RSMANZAN PFM 682 1-11-91 10:57p
RSMIANIG PFM 686 1-15-91 12:02a
RSMOROMA PFM 676 1-15-91 12:05a
RSNEWGAR PFM 684 1-15-91 12:12a
RSPARHAV PFM 682 1-25-91 1:30p
GO BAT 38 1-01-80 1:37a
FILE2966 TXT 590 4-08-92 3:42p
GO TXT 1617 4-08-92 3:41p
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