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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 28 Feb 1995.
Question: Info on fonts

Question: Info on fonts

I would like to know if anyone here knows of a place where I can ftp any
fonts to use with Word Perfect.  I don't check this group often so I would
appreciate replies being emailed to me at lch...@math.unl.edu 

Thanks in advance!!

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      = = =      /|           Larry Charbonneau           |\      = = =
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    "A man does not show his greatness by being at one extremity, but
         rather by touching both at once."   --   Albert Camus

       My thoughts are in no way related to UNL.  In fact, each of
             us is convinced the other doesn't think at all.

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From: lch...@math.unl.edu (Larry Charbonneau)
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Subject: Question: Info on fonts
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