FONTLOAD.COM is used to load .FNT files created with Ultrafont.
These are standard font files 4096 bytes in length.  You must 
have an EGA or VGA graphics card in order to use these fonts.
  
To load a font file use the following
command at the DOS prompt:

  A> FONTLOAD FILENAME.FNT
  
This will load the font into the graphics card memory and let
the card know that you want to use a user programmable font.
The .FNT file needs to be located in the same subdirectory
as FONTLOAD, so that FONTLOAD can find it.  If it can't find
the file, or you don't include a .FNT file after FONTLOAD on
the command line, FONTLOAD will give you an error message and
return you to DOS.

Suggested Uses:

1) Make batch files for each font that you like to use. And then
   just call the batch file when you want to change fonts.
   
2) In QuickBasic, use the SHELL command to run FONTLOAD with a
   font that you have created for a program! 
   
   SHELL "FONTLOAD MYPROG.FNT > NUL" 
   
   The above statement will load the font MYPROG.FNT and send
   FONTLOAD's message to the NUL device. That will allow the
   loading of your font appear to be transparent!
   
   
   Any questions or comments about FONTLOAD can be sent to 
   the following:
   
   Kurt Pettersen
   Ultra Software
   8733 W. Lancelot
   Boise, ID 83704
   (208) 322-8022