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Download: http://archive.info-mac.org/info/rymals-hints.hqx

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Only a `fool' would dare declare that he/she is an expert when
talking about computers. Such a person ranks with Texas weather
forecasters although these guys ought to be admired for attempting to
tame Texas meterology. Only by listening and working with computer
friends can a person advance his/her competency in this exciting field.
`Rymal's Hints from Friends' is a DocMaker application that
should really be titled: "Head-shaking-InterNet-surfers-who-have-saved-
Larry Rymal's-hide-more-than-once-on-getting-his-computer-going-and-
showing-him-how-to-navigate-the-InterNet". It is basically a compilation
of hints and tips from a few of you on the InterNet and on TeNET, the
Texas Education Network. Most of the comments and hints have the
original address, date, and subject header intact, some don't. All have
appeared publically. But, for the most part, these are valuable nuggets
of information and I for one, am very grateful and I'll bet these have
helped thousands upon thousands of folks world-wide as they are shared.
But alas, "Rymal's Hints" is just a meager representation of what
has been posted in the past. A lot of fine folks' comments is not in
this application and it is a pity, too. At any rate, I'm very
appreciative of the e-Help that has been transmitted through the years
and certainly don't take it for granted. Secondly, many of the folks
whom I have assisted locally is a direct result of your aid. So, please,
don't think that your comments are unnoticed, even if they don't show up
in some meager FAQ.
The application has been stuffed, and can be deStuffed and
deHQXed by dropping ontop of the StuffIt Expander. Just click on it
afterwards and it will load up for you automatically for reading.

--Larry Rymal



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Here is the method I've used, courtesy Roger Marks who posted
Anders Liljegren's original method. I offer no gaurantee
other than to say it worked for me. Proceed at your own risk.



I encountered the problem with printing in Symbol bold a couple of years ago.
For a long time I used a work-arround which consisted of having another copy
of the Symbol screen font called something different, e.g. symbo2, in my
system. When I wanted to print in Symbol bold I used Symbo2 bold instead.
This meant that the system didn't recognise the screen font Symbo2 as
corresponding to the Laser font Symbol. It then used the standard way of
printing fonts not available on the LaserWriter, namely to use the screen font