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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Aug 1999.
Topaz New font

Topaz New font

Hey, I just downloaded the Topaz New font because everyone was talking
about how cool it is.  The font was obviously made for Windows machines,
and I have a Macintosh.  I used a conversion program to convert the font
and now I can use it.  I like it a lot too!  But, a couple of the
letters look kinda funky.  I was wondering, is the capital "i" supposed
to look like a parenthese ")" ?  Or is it just my conversion program
that messed it up?

--
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        _-----__          j~~~~~j          __-----_
      /'        ''--__    : 0 0 :    __--''        '\
    /'                ''--'  J  '--''               '\
   /__---_                                      _---__\
   '      ''''''---____              ___---''''''     '
                      '''-_ | | _-'''     _
   Dan Greuel             / A A \        | \  /\  |\ |
        1999             /       \       |_/ /~~\ | \|
                         \-.-.-.-/       @danrules.com
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ http://www.danrules.com/ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
----------------------ICQ: #46788487---------------------

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From: Daniel Greuel <da...@danrules.com>
Subject: Topaz New font
Date: 1999/08/22
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