Copyright: Mr.Fisk


MR.FISK FONT HELP

IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY TROUBLE ABOUT THE FONTS

Help :

INSTALL

TROUBLESHOOTING

ALL FONTS CREATED BY: MR.FISK 1997-98

Web: http://www.fiskish.net

Email: Mr.Fisk@fiskish.net

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Install

Now that you have downloaded the font/fonts you may want to use them. Simply do like this:

1. You must have a program called WinZip installed or else you cant extract the fonts. wich you can download at www.download.com

2. Doubleclick on the zip file, push the extract button. place the font in a NewFolder.

3. Open your ControlPanel, click on Fonts, push install and search for your NewFolder. Mark the font push enter. Done.

* Dont extract the font/fonts into Windows FontFolder directly, the font may not work properly.

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Troubleshooting

¤ These fonts does'nt work in Photoshop, I've done it and my fonts are not configured for that application. Bt they work perfectly in PaintShopPro 5, Publisher, WinDraw etc.....

¤ If nothing happens when you use it you may consider downloading it again. Something may have gone wrong at the download.

¤ Remember that my fonts dont have all characters sometimes. Look at the Examples before you download.

-= All my fonts are created in SOFTY 105 & 107 and not in the fancy app: Fontographer. I cant afford it. Therefore I have to use a shareware app to make the whole thing real.

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