WELCOME
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     The fonts in this file are intended for use in conjunction 
with Publishing Partner (TM) desktop publishing program, Version 
1.01 (or greater) and the printer drivers released by Soft Logik 
in March, 1987.  If you do not have PP V1.01, contact Soft Logik for 
an update.  If you do not have the newer released print drivers, 
contact your local Atari user group.  The print drivers are in 
public domain and are also available for download from any 
information service, i.e. CompuServe, GEnie, Delphi, etc.

      Inside this arc'd file will be several files as follows:

     *.PFT - Any file with this extension is a Printer Font

     *.CFT - Screen font file for use with a color monitor

     *.FNT - Screen font file for use with monochrome

     *.DOC - These are sample documents (if any) SAVEd in the PP 
          format. Unless otherwise noted in a README.TXT file 
          inside a font folder, these samples will only contain 
          the new font and the standard, HELVETICA.  These files 
          must be LOADed into PP to be viewed.

     *.TXT - Standard ASCII text files (if any) which may provide 
          additional information, hints & tips, etc.  These files 
          may be shown on the screen or printed from the desk top.


                           TO USE FONTS
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     Generally, both the Printer Font and the Screen Font should 
reside on the same disk as your document and the PP program files.  
Copy the Printer Font (.PFT) and the Screen Font (.FNT OR .CFT) to 
your working disk. The files are not copy protected. If you are 
using a monochrome monitor, which is recommended, run PP and load 
fonts as usual.  If you are using a color monitor, after you copy 
the Screen Font (.CFT) to your working disk, change  the  extender 
from  ????????.CFT to ????????.FNT.  Proceed as usual. In all 
cases the filename for both fonts (.PFT & .FNT) MUST be the same,  
except for the extender. That's all there is to it!  Remember, 
documents  created in color cannot be used in monochrome and visa-
versa.









                       GENERAL INFORMATION
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     When SoftLogic generously released their font editor into 
public domain last year, I toyed around with it. You may recall 
that at the time there were hardly any fonts available. I did one 
called University Roman which was uploaded to the services and was 
well received (even though it was far from perfect). Since that 
time I have been most fortunate to sell several of my fonts to 
SoftLogik, some of which you may be using.

     The present font (Letter Gothic) was one of my earlier 
efforts. It is sans-serif, letter quality (as opposed to 
decorative) and proportional spaced. It is similar to the Letter 
Gothic found on electric typewriters or Helvetica Narrow.

     To the best of my knowledge, it works in both monochrome and 
color. There are thick and thin fonts for better dot matrix 
printing. It should be noted that there are no foreign characters. 
I have used the font and it prints quite nicely. It is being 
released to PD in celebration of the establishment of the new 
SoftLogik RT on GEnie.

     Fonts are copyrighted by FONTastic!  Enterprises.  All rights 
reserved. However, since these are released as FREEWARE you may 
distribute to anyone, as long as all the files (including this 
one) are distributed together. Although these programs are 
believed to be in good working order, neither I nor FONTastic! 
Enterprises may be held liable for any damage subsequently caused 
or incurred by use of these products. That's it for the legalese - 
please enjoy!

 Bernie LaGrave

     [B.LAGRAVE1] GEnie
     [71550,2743] CompuServe
     [BJL3] Delphi