Enhavo de dosierujo / contents of directory:
*** fonts.dir ***

La jenaj dosieroj nun haveblas:
The following files are currently available:


efutura.arj:
     Adobe-karaktraro Esperanto-Futura por Windows 3.1, diskedo de KompRo
     Adobe fonts Esperanto-Futura for Windows 3.1, KompRo diskette

eo-chicago.sit.hqx.Z:
     Esperanto Chicago literaro por Macintosh, ekrano/ImageWriter
     Esperanto Chicago font for Macintosh, screen/ImageWriter

eo-helvetica.sit.hqx.Z:
     Esperanto Helvetica literaro por Macintosh,Type 3 Postscript,ekrano/presilo
     Esperanto Helvetica font for Macintosh, Type 3 Postscript, screen/printer

eo-newyork.sit.hqx.Z:
     Esperanto NewYork literaro por Macintosh, ekrano/ImageWriter
     Esperanto NewYork font for Macintosh, screen/ImageWriter

eo-times.sit.hqx.Z:
     Esperanto Times literaro por Macintosh, Type 3 Postscript, ekrano/presilo
     Esperanto Times font for Macintosh, Type 3 Postscript, screen/printer

espfont.arj:
     Esperanta karaktraro por VGA
     Esperanto fonts for VGA

iso-8859-3.tar.Z:
     ISO 8859-3 karaktraroj por Xwindow sistemo kun 7x14, 8x16 kaj 12x24 punktoj
     ISO 8859-3 fonts for Xwindow system in 7x14, 8x16 and 12x24 dot

latin3.zip:
     ISO 8859-3 karaktraroj por MSDOS sistemo kun 7x14, kaj 8x16 punktoj
     ISO 8859-3 fonts for MSDOS system in 7x14, and 8x16 dot

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Note:

LAST REVISION OF DOCUMENT: 30 July 1991

Mi bedauxras, ke cxi tiu "legu-min" dosiero estas skribata angle nur. Esperanta
dosiero venos!

I apologise for the fact that this readme file is in English only. An Esperanto
version is coming soon.

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This archive contains a number of Esperanto fonts for the Apple Macintosh
computer. They are listed in the directory in the form

eo-<fontname>.sit.hqx

where <fontname> is the name of the ordinary Macintosh font upon which the
Esperanto font is based (e.g. the Esperanto Helvetica font has received the
name EoHelvetica.sit.hqx). These fonts are stuffed and Binhexed. You must use
StuffIt 1.5.1 or a similar utility to decode and decompress them.

There are four Esperanto fonts in this archive: Helvetica, Times, Chicago, and
New York. The Helvetica and Times fonts are Type 3 PostScript fonts and come
with both screen and printer versions. I have converted these from the old font
format to NFNT format. This means that although (under ordinary circumstances)
the plain, bold, italic, and bold italic styles of these fonts will appear
separately in the font menu of an application, you can simply choose the plain
style as your base font, and select the bold and italic style options
individually. The Chicago and New York fonts are for both screen and
ImageWriter. The font styles of these fonts may be selected normally.

To install the laser fonts, install the screen fonts into the System File with
Font/DA Mover and simply place the printer font files directly into the System
Folder. To install the ImageWriter fonts, simply use Font/DA Mover to place
them in your System File.

To generate most accented lower-case Esperanto characters in these fonts,
simply press option-<letter>, where <letter> is the letter you want to accent.
To generate the upper-case version of the letter, hold the shift key down as
well. There is, however, a slight trick to generating the u-breve in these
fonts. In the laser fonts (Helvetica and Times), you must type option-u, then
u. In the ImageWriter fonts (Chicago and New York), you must strike option-u,
then the space bar. To generate the upper-case U-breve, type shift-option-u in
all cases.

These fonts are freeware and were originally created by Gregory Wasson (address
below) and sold by ELNA. They are not to be confused with Michael Urban's
"E-New York" and "E-Athens" from his HyperCard Esperanto stack; these fonts
have more font sizes and use different character codes.

If you have any questions about these fonts, you can contact Gregory Wasson at
the following address or phone number:

Gregory Wasson: 1882 Lockhart Gulch Rd., Scotts Valley, CA 95066; (408)
439-8758

If you have any questions about this archive, or any Esperanto documents you
think others on the Net might find interesting, please email me at the
following address:

Ron Hale-Evans: evans@binah.cc.brandeis.edu (Internet); evans@brandeis (BITNET)

*** Coming soon: a HyperCard stack that will convert ASCII Esperanto text in
most formats used on the Net to both Wasson's and Urban's Mac fonts. ***


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La jenajn dosierojn ni ricevis de Bultenejo Saluton!:
The following files we received from Saluton! BBS:
efutura.arj, espfont.arj.