MD>>  Up until the last message I posted to him, he was answering my
MD>>  messages.  He stated he had sent me and everyone else their money
MD>>  back, the week of 07/08.  Even sent me a certified article number for
MD>>  since.  No suprise...he BS'd from the start.
Let me know if you ever do hear from him again.  I have a feeling he's
going to give you the same treatment he gave me.
MD>>  I feel terrible for Terri, she only meant well and is not to blame.  I
MD>>  should've stuck to my original order on diskettes.  Noooooo, I had to
MD>>  have the CD.  Makes me leary now to order or trust anyone on the BBS.
MD>>  As long as I've been around, everyone I've met on the BBS has been
MD>>  honest, generous and kept their word.  There's always a first time I
MD>>  guess.
If you ever do get your money back, I'll make a special deal just for
you.  For the price of my collection, I'll also send you my new
"Geofonts II" collection at no extra charge.  It has around 1100 new
fonts not found in the first collection and has it's own printed
catalog.  I just finished it about 5 days ago.
I talked to Anne the other day and she mentioned that you got a copy of
Alltype.  I used that program when I first started converting fonts and
there are a few tips I can offer you about using it.  Two things to
remember.  #1, there are a lot of fonts that Alltype cannot convert to
the Geos format.  You will get an error message "Too Much Outline Data".
These fonts are just too complex for the conversion process even though
some of the fonts look very simple.  #2, get a copy of either id.exe or
fontidtv.exe (both available on The Hole BBS) because you will have a
LOT of duplicate font id numbers.  Both these little programs let you
easily change the id numbers.  When converting with Alltype, it will
assign consecutive id numbers to the fonts as you convert them...in that
particular conversion session.  The next session, it starts over with
the same ID numbers.  You can convert up to 30 fonts at one time.  Oh,
one more item, Alltype will not combine the different styles of a font
into one file like the original fonts that come in the Ensemble program.
You will have separate files for each of the normal, bold, italic,
bold/italic, etc styles of each font.  If you have any more questions
about Alltype, be sure and ask me.
                                                Terri
... Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either.
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