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ATM INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR WINDOWS 3.1 AND WIN95:
Double-click on the atm3_02 folder.
Double-click on install.exe icon.
ATM Installer window will appear on your screen.
Click on the ATM Install button.
Windows will automatically create a directory for ATM and your
PrintGear fonts
Installation of ATM and your 78 PrintGear fonts will begin
automatically.
After installation is complete you will need to restart Windows to
initialize ATM.
ATM CONTROL PANEL FOR WINDOWS 3.1
To Delete a Font:
Double-click on the Main menu icon.
Doube-click on the ATM Control Panel icon.
Within the ATM Control panel you can remove any fonts you don't
want resident on your hard drive. Use the scroll bar to view your
computer and PrintGear fonts in this panel.
Click on the font you want to remove to highlight it, e.g.,
Arquitectura
Click on the 'Remove' button to delete Arquitectura from your
system.
ATM will verify the removal of font, e.g., 'Remove Arquitectura?'
Click on 'Yes' to remove font. Click on 'No' if you want the font
to remain on your system.
Click on 'Exit' to return to the Main menu.
To Add a Font:
Double-click on the Main menu icon.
Doube-click on the ATM Control Panel icon.
Within the ATM Control panel you can add fonts you want resident on
your hard drive.
To add more fonts click on the 'Add' button.
Scroll to [psfonts] in your directory listing. Double click on
the directory letter where your desired font resides, i.e., if you
are adding fonts directly from your PrintGear CD, double click on
[-d-], double click on [psfonts].
In the ATM control panel, the list of fonts available for your
selection will be displayed. Click on the desired font, e.g.,
Arquitectura. Arquitectura will now be highlighted.
Click 'Add' on the ATM Control Panel. Once you've clicked 'Add'
you will see a list of fonts now installed on your hard drive.
(ATM and Windows will automatically create the target directory for
you.)
Click on 'Exit' to return to the Main menu.
ATM CONTROL PANEL FOR WIN95 -
To Delete a Font:
Select Start file bar, in lower left corner. Choose Program.
Choose Main. Click on ATM Control Panel.
Click on ATM Control Panel.
Within the ATM Control panel you can remove any fonts you don't
want resident on your hard drive. Use the scroll bar to view your
computer and PrintGear fonts in this panel.
Click on the font you want to remove to highlight it, e.g.,
Arquitectura.
Click on the 'Remove' button to delete Arquitectura from your
system.
ATM will verify the removal of font, e.g., 'Remove Arquitectura?'
Click on 'Yes' to remove font. Click on 'No' if you want the font
to remain on your system.
Click on 'Exit' to return to the Main menu window.
To Add a Font:
Select Start file bar, in lower left corner. Choose Program.
Choose Main. Click on ATM Control Panel.
Click on ATM Control Panel.
Within the ATM Control panel you can add fonts you want resident
on your hard drive.
To add more fonts click on the 'Add' button.
Scroll to [psfonts] in your directory listing. Double click
on the directory letter where your desired font resides, i.e.,
if you are adding fonts directly from your PrintGear CD,
double click on [-d-], double click on [psfonts].
In the ATM control panel, the list of fonts available for your
selection will be displayed. Click on the desired font, e.g.,
Arquitectura. Arquitectura will now be highlighted.
Click 'Add' on the ATM Control Panel. Once you've clicked 'Add'
you will see a list of fonts now installed on your hard drive.
(ATM and Windows will automatically create the target directory
for you.)
Click on 'Exit' to return to the Main menu window.
Adding and Removing Fonts while Applications are Active:
You can add and remove ATM fonts without restarting Windows.
When you use ATM to add and remove fonts while other
applications are running, the font changes are usually
automatically reflected in the application font menus.
Some applications require that you re-select your printer
before the ATM font changes appear in font menus. A few
applications build their font menus when they are initially
launched. You must restart these applications to see ATM
font changes in their font menus.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Font Menu Names, Style Groups, and PostScript Font Names
Every PostScript font contains a specific Windows menu name,
which may differ from the original PostScript font name. For
example, when you see the font Bookman in the font menu
of a typical Windows application, you are actually using
the PostScript font Bookman Light. In Windows, fonts may
be arranged in style groups of up to four fonts. Each font
is designated a style: regular, italic, bold, and bold italic.
In a typical Windows application, a style group is represented
by a single name in the font menu. Selecting this name is
the same as selecting the regular font in the style group.
You can access the other fonts in the style group by selecting
the bold and italic style attributes in the application.
In the ATM Control Panel, each member of a style group is
listed individually by its Windows menu name, plus the style
link. For example, with its four different styles, Helvetica
appears as
Helvetica
Helvetica,BOLD
Helvetica,BOLDITALIC
Helvetica,ITALIC.
Many typeface families contain more than four fonts. For
example, the Adobe Garamond family contains six different fonts.
Since Windows only allows four fonts per style group, the
typeface family must be broken up into two style groups:
AGaramond (four fonts) and AGaramond Bold (two fonts). The
following table shows the correspondence between the Windows
menu name (the name you see in your applicationÆs Font menu)
and the PostScript font name for each font in these two style
groups:
Windows menu name with style link PostScript font name
AGaramond AGaramond-Regular
AGaramond,BOLD AGaramond-Semibold
AGaramond,BOLDITALIC AGaramond-SemiboldItalic
AGaramond,ITALIC AGaramond-Italic
AGaramond Bold AGaramond-Bold
AGaramond Bold,ITALIC AGaramond-BoldItalic
Some display or decorative fonts have only one style and were
designed with a specific style and weight in mind.