Enclosed is the downloadable font called TOYLAND for Laser
Jet II printers and for its clones.  It is only generated in 18
point size.  It is a very unusual font in that the letters in the
shapes of toys.  For example A - apple, B - bow and so forth. 
(Only the lower case letters are being represented and there are
no upper case letters.)  The numbers are represented as fingers
being held up on a hand.  I need to pay off my laser printer and
am generating a number of fonts for sale.  In order to have a
good response, I have left off the 'a' (apple), 'e' (eye) and 'o'
(ostrich).
	Word Perfect 5 is a wonderful program for the utilization of
downloadable fonts and I have modified the WPRINT1.ALL file to
allow you to employ that program with this font.  All of the
printer drivers except for the HP laser Jet have been removed. 
Of course if you wish to 'roll your own' modification, you can
purchase the font width table separately.  
	If you would like a complete copy of this font, there are
several methods in which to receive it.

		Toyland 18 pt (Land and Port)			$10.00
		WPRINT1.ALL (GUBER.ALL)	                 1.50
		Font Width Table					  1.00
		3 - 1/2" Disk Format				  1.00


	I hope that you will enjoy this font and get the complete
set of FONTS by Guber.  


PS.  If you order more than one font at a time, there will be
only one charge for the WPRINT1.ALL file.

						Sol Guber
					     717 Elkington Ln
						St. Louis, MO    63132



			HOW TO USE DOWNLOADABLE FONTS

To download and activate, you can use font download software such
as PCLPAK from Hewlett Packard, or Laserfonts from SoftCraft, or
you can just use the DOS COPY command with the /B parameter. 

You can also use the program called LASERLDR.PRG if you live in
the ATARI ST world.

If using the DOS COPY command, you must also pass ESCAPE codes to
the Laserjet+ to tell it what font number this is, tell it to
activate the font, and tell it this is a permanent font.  
 

To select fonts by ID# within a word processor, issue the ESC
sequence ESC(#X (where # is whatever font ID number that you wish
to be the primary font) whenever you want to change primary
fonts.