
            FF (ONLY in 1.3) (DOES NOT exist in 2.x/3.x)


	SYNOPSIS
            FF - Speeds up the text display.

	FORMAT
            FF [-O] [-N] [fontname]

	EXPLANATION
            This only exists in 1.3 because 2.x/3.x have fast 
        text routines that are inherit with those systems. If you 
        are using a standard 8x8 or 10x9 font FF will speed up 
        the display of the text on 1.3 machines. 

            Not only that, but you can use FF to replace the 
        format system font as long as it is of the proper size 
        and is fixed width. 2.x/3.x uses the Font Prefrences in 
        the Prefrences drawer to perform this same task.

	
	KEYWORDS

		-O
            This tells FF to speed up the text. It is on by 
        default.

		-N
            This tells FF to turn off the fast text routines and 
        can be turned back on by reissuing the command.

		[fontname]
            This tells FF to replace the system default fonts 
        (TOPAZ80 and TOPAZ60). The font you use to replace it 
        must have the NewFont.font file as well a drawer which is 
        associated with that font file containing the data for 8 
        or 9 size fonts, or both. 

            If you designate a font that does not have those 
        files available, the default Topaz fonts will be used.


	EXAMPLES

            1. To turn on fast text routines:

            FF

               or

            FF -O

            2. To turn on fast text routines while replacing the 
        system fonts with the Neat.font:

          	FF Neat.font

