Victor Rehorst <victor_at_newtontalk.net> wrote:
> Brian Carstensen wrote:
>
>> Or the original and beautifully bitmapped Espy Serif and Espy Sans,
if
>> you can find 'em.
>
> Newton Press for PC copies these (in Windows FON format) to its
> installation folder. One can install them into Windows' font system
and
> then use them (which I do, all the time). I would assume that Press
for
> Mac something does similar, since it has to be able to display the
> font before you make the book...
Or, if you're adventurous, you can use TTConverter to convert your
True Type fonts to Windows fonts (and vice-versa). Get it here:
ftp://ftp.visi.com/users/thornley/TTConverter1.5.sit.hqx
Now ... if I could only find something that will convert True Type
fonts to PostScript .....
--gdw
> Victor Rehorst
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