This font contains a number of non-standard characters. The four runes from Led Zeppelin 4 (Zoso, etc.) are assigned to the keys `, ~, @ and %. There are also a number of special ligatures (see tips for improving font appearance). As far as screen use goes, size 18 is the nicest (12 and 14 are very condensed and the lines in 24 are a bit too narrow for my tastes). The printer fonts look good at any size, thanks to the advice of Jonathan Brecher (brecher@husc.harvard.edu) and John Skidgel (kaneda@applelink.apple.com), who have illuminated me in the mysteries of clockwise and counterclockwise outlines.
Kashmir also has several characters that make the type fit together better. The vowels are underlined (just like on the album), and the bottom lines of some characters segue into the line under the vowels. In order to get vowels to segue into each other requires a bit of trickery. There is another set of vowels in the typeface with extended underlines. To get them, type option-e (for extend) and then the vowel. In addition, there are two versions of capital F and P. Lower case letters will fit under the overhang if you use the versions option-p and option-f.
Directory: Deco/Joy
The other classic rock software alluded to above is the Doors Stack, a collection of lyrics, art & trivia about the band. Now in its second edition, it is available from Sumex and other fine archives.
I would love to hear your comments. Even a brief note like "neat font" would make my day, so please make the effort to write. I live at:
BDAVIES@POLAR.BOWDOIN.EDU Brian Davies, Box 46 CT, Bowdoin College, Brunswick ME 04011