This package should contain the following files:<br />
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PixieFon -- PostScript outline font "Pixie Font"<br />
PixieFont.bmap -- screen fonts in sizes 12, 18, 24, 36 and 48.<br />
PixieFont.afm -- Adobe font metrics file, if your program needs it.<br />
Plus the document you are reading.<br />
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Installation information can be found elsewhere.<br />
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PixieFont is a display font that roughly looks like Bodoni must look like after ten or more beers -- an uneven, hand-drawn serif font with a wide variation of thicks and thins.  It makes a good specialty font for advertisements when an informal feel is desired or when you want to recreate generic 1950's advertisements from Boys Life or Mechanix Illustrated.  The enclosed font is a Type 1 PostScript font, so it works with Adobe Type Manager on non-PostScript printers, as well.<br />
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This software is © by David Rakowski, and is distributed as shareware.  If you like the font, please send a check for $4.99 payable to Columbia University to: Victoria Salter, Music Department, Dodge Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027.  You should also enclose the following letter, typed in whatever font you choose:<br />
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Dear Victoria:<br />
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	Here's some money.  $4.99, to be exact.  Now it's your move.  Would a flashlight be better than velcro?  I guess they had to take the wallpaper away.  Nothing is going to stop the endless parade of purple.  Oops.  Gotta go.<br />
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	Sincerely, (your name here).<br />
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PixieFont may be distributed freely as long as all the files contained in this archive are part of the package, and are unaltered.  Freeware/shareware companies may distribute the font in whatever manner and form they desire, providing that no unflattering picture of the font's creator is printed.<br />
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