Amiga Notes:

These ANSII C programs run from CLI only.

The T1 Utilities compile straight away with Aztec C 5.2.
Mr. Hetherington really knows his ANSII C.  There was only 
one hitch, a System V function GETOPT which he uses to 
parse the command line.  Lee furnished a Public Domain
version of GETOPT to me and there were no further problems.

Why would you want to "Disassemble" a Type 1 font?  Well, one
good reason would be to change the font name.  You can use
T1Disasm the Adobe binary into a text file, doctor the 
internal names with your favorite text editor and T1Asm
the file back into a Type 1 binary.  Note that the .AFM (Font
Metrics) file should already be an editable ASCII file.  Make
sure the three names, FullName, FamilyName, and FontName
agree between the .PFB and the .AFM files or the font won't
work.

I have successfully used the Disassembler and Assembler to 
tweak the spacing in a 3/9 bar code font.

The T1Ascii and T1binary programs work symmetrically as well.
You can T1ASCII a .PFB file and you will not have to UUENCODE
the file for transmission.

I have not tried the UnPost program, having no MAC binaries
handy.  It compiled without a hitch also.

Jim Harvey, 18538 Inkster, Redford, Mi. 48240
jh203s806@sycom.mi.org
06/23/92