FGFIX v1.0 - Documentation Introduction: Fontographer 3.3 allows the inclusion of some non-standard characters in the plain text portion of Type 1 fonts destined for the DOS platform. These are NULL characters (ASCII 0) and high ASCII characters (ASCII 128 to 255). The inclusion of these characters to the plain text portion of a Type 1 font can lead to incompatibilities, printer font rejection, etc. Furthermore, these characters are meaningless to the definition of a Type 1 font. The PS interpreter only expects and accepts plain text commands when receiving the plain text portion of a Type 1 soft font. FGFIX is a simple DOS command line utility that replaces all occurrences of these non-standard characters with spaces (ASCII 32). Using FGFIX: First make a backup of your Fontographer 3.3 font. Then at the DOS prompt type: FGFIX fontname.pfb Replace "fontname.pfb" with the name of the font you want to fix, for example, "FGFIX d:\psfonts\myfgfont.pfb" FGFIX will first verify the font as a valid Fontographer 3.3 Type 1 soft font and then proceed to fix it. Product Support: If you have any questions about using FGFIX please contact me via CIS mail at Costas Kitsos 73667,1755. Legal Stuff: This program is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind either express or implied. The entire risk related to the installation, performance and quality of the program is yours. In the event there is any defect the cost of all repairs, servicing or correction is up to you. In no event will I be liable for any damages caused from the use of this program or its documentation. FGFIX is free but it is Copyrighted. You have my permission to distribute it if you want but only in the original ZIP archive containing FGFIX.EXE and FGFIX.TXT. You may not alter FGFIX.EXE, FGFIX.TXT or the archive in any way and you should not charge anything for it's distribution unless it's a modest fee covering duplication, shipping or transmission costs. BBS Sysops are granted permission to add their BBS' Telop. Costas Kitsos August 30, 1991 FGFIX Copyright 1991, Costas Kitsos