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FONTLOOK! Technical Manual and User Documentation



Version 3.04                                 - 01-JAN-95 -

New for version 3: Requires vbrun300.dll, simpler, minor bugfixes.
                   Requires NO VBXes, just FONTLOOK.EXE.
                   View up to 240 Points! No duplicate font names.
                   View Next and Previous fonts.
                   Cut and Paste any text.
                   Print a font sample of the text on the screen.

Thanks for all your cards and letters! Do sent a postcard.


1.0 Apology

This Visual Basic app is based on code that appeared on BBS's
somewhat earlier. I borrowed the tricks for generating the
font list and color list that are used (the only hard part I
found was getting the index for color), but everything else
I take the blame for. Isn't Visual Basic the greatest thing
ever?

2.0 Hype

FontLook! enables you to view all your installed screen fonts in
sizes from 8 to 240 points. You can use the ANSI character set or
a short sentence that's included. It features a resizeable text area
with scrollbars that you can type in. I like comparing fonts at the
larger point sizes (but then I'm easy to amuse).

3.0 Features

The features are pretty much self explanatory, just futz around.

4.0 System Requirements

You need the file vbrun300.dll in your windows directory and some
screen fonts. Almost anything else is helpful, I guess.

Just copy FONTLOOK.EXE to one of your disks and run it.

5.0 Fees

This is free software. Enjoy! Pass it along to your friends. I made it
to work just the way I want it to work; if you like it, too, then
great! I did it as a passtime to fritter away the hours between contracts.
Better than moping and brooding. Know anyone with a job available?

6.0 Terms and Conditions

I can't think of anything this software is good for other than viewing
screen fonts, and I won't even be held to that, so I make no claims
about its fitness for any purpose. I don't think this software is
merchantable, and neither should you. You use it completely at your
own risk and I will not be liable for anything.

7.0 Technical Support

There is none. But send me a postcard to give me ideas for future versions.

8.0 Explanation of Numbering Scheme

I started with one and continued upwards, incrementing.

9.0 Contacts

If you want, give me a call at (617) 322-3416 or send mail on CServ
to 72077,160 or write me at 171 Linden Ave., Malden MA 02148
Source code is available here if you want it.

10.0 Salutation

Cheers! - Len Dobrowski

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