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- I'LL CRY TOMORROW . . . if you don't read this today.
-
- Actually, I won't, but that's another story. I'm sure, if you're like
- me, you're used to the usual notices attached to these new fonts you find
- on the services. Well, gang, this one is different--slightly.
-
- This font was created by West Paces Publishing, a desktop publishing
- company in Atlanta, GA. We decided to create it because the commercial
- versions running around were either too useless or too expensive (hey, we're
- a small company).
-
- Stymie has always been a favorite font. It's a designer's choice for
- square serif fonts (a little bit of trivia for you: the first issue of
- Working Woman was set entirely in Stymie back in 1976). When I worked in
- an advertising agency in New York City, Stymie was a frequent choice for
- my design work. StymieLight behaves like all good fonts: just install the
- bit-map version on your system with Font/DA Mover, and toss the postscript
- file into your system folder. It's simple. It's easy. And you probably know
- this already. We will warn you that the screen version ain't the greatest,
- but
- this is no IW font.
-
- Now here's the only hitch to this whole thing (you knew there had to be
- one). StymieLight is Shareware. But unlike those expensive fonts in the
- computer stores, retailing for over $100, this one is only $17.95 (U.S.
- dollars please). If you like and use StymieLight, please send us a check
- for this amount to:
-
- West Paces Publishing
- 77 E. Andrews Drive - Suite 389
- Atlanta, GA 30305-1335
- (404) 266-9267
- And so, enjoy StymieLight. It's the first of more inexpensive fonts to
- come from your friendly designers at West Paces Publishing.
-