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- The Harting font is a font with a full character set that mimics a typewriter
-
- with a few crooked keys which also has a ribbon that is running out of ink.
- The
- characters are monospaced, as on a typewriter, and at low resolutions (300
- dpi
- or lower) the smaller sizes of the fonts will appear merely crooked or a
- little
- jaggy; larger sizes or greater resolutions will approach the look of a
- typewriter that needs a new ribbon, as well.
-
- Harting is copyright 1992 by David Rakowski, All Rights Reserved, Alle Rechte
-
- Vorbehalten. It is not distributed as freeware or shareware, but as
- AreaCodWare:
- if you use or like or are turned on by this font, you should make a
- tax-deductible contribution to Columbia University based on your area code.
- For instance, if you live in Vermont, your area code is 802 and your
- AreaCodeWare fee is $8.02; if you live in Manhattan and your area code is
- 212,
- then your AreaCodeWare fee is $2.12; Los Angeles users, your fee is a penny
- higher because your area code is 213. If you do not have a phone, then the
- AreaCodeWare fee is $9.20 (a penny above the highest possible area code); if
- your office and home are in two different area codes, then your AreaCodeWare
- fee is the lower of the two. Your AreaCodeWare check should be made out to
- Columbia University and sent to Cynthia Lemiesz, Music Department, 703 Dodge
- Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027. Your check is a tax-deductible
-
- contribution to Columbia Composers and helps pay for the performance of music
-
- composed by students at Columbia University. With your check, please enclose
- a
- note that says, "My area code is the best part of me; without it, my socks
- would
- have little meaning, and the ozone hole would be mere wallpaper. I really
- like
- Marie Osmond (just kidding)."
-
- The Harting font (named for Julie Harting for no apparent reason) comes to
- you
- from Insect Bytes, a place and space in time that considers fonts to be
- things
- and that considers the weather to be an integral part of the total
- experience.
-