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<TD width = 50% colspan = 2><H1><TT><STRONG><FONT size=7 color=#FF0080>Create your own fonts</FONT></STRONG></TT></H1></TD>
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<TD width = 50% valign = top><TT><STRONG><FONT size=5 color=#6633CC>Make your own fonts</FONT></STRONG></TT>
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<TD valign = top><TT><STRONG><FONT size=5 color=#6633CC>Top font ideas</FONT></STRONG></TT>
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<TD valign = top><TT><STRONG><FONT size=5 color=#6633CC>What you need</FONT></STRONG></TT>
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<TD valign = top><TT><STRONG><FONT size=5 color=#6633CC>Great resources</FONT></STRONG></TT>
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<TD colspan = 2><ADDRESS><FONT size=-1>Created by Helen Bradley and John Hilvert as part 3 of a series.<BR>
You can follow the process in PC User magazine's articles<BR>
Look Ma, we're on the Net! -- Creating your own Web page.<BR>
<!A HREF="part4.htm">Part 4</A> of the series will consider graphics options and speed issues</ADDRESS></FONT></TD>
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<TD colspan = 2><address><FONT size=-1>You can mail us: <A HREF="mailto:helen@gips.com.au">Helen Bradley</A> or <A HREF="mailto: hilvertj@ozemail.com.au">John Hilvert</A><BR>
Revised: 6th August, 1996<BR>
URL: <A HREF = "http://www.pcuser.com.au/tutorial/fonts3.htm">http://www.pcuser.com.au/tutorial /fonts3.htm</A></ADDRESS></FONT></TD>
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