These are PostScript fonts and require Adobe Type Manager (ATM). If you are not sure whether you have ATM on your computer, we suggest purchasing the TrueType versions.

Most of these fonts do not have the conventional letter shapes of a regular font. (The exception is Key Caps PC.) Instead they are collections of symbols in the form of a font. This means you can use them in word processors, DTP packages, and graphics packages - in fact almost anything that can handle text.

These are all Type 1 fonts and require Adobe Type Manager (ATM) installed on your computer. (ATM is available from PC dealers.) These fonts are also available in TrueType format.

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