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Font: Far East (fareast.ttf)<br />
Created By: Matthew Welch<br />
E-Mail: daffy-duck@worldnet.att.net<br />
Web Address: http://home.att.net/~daffy-duck<br />
             (PGP public key available here)<br />
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Far East, like all of my fonts, is free.  You can use it for any<br />
personal or business uses you'd like, and I ask for no money.  I<br />
would, however, like to hear from you.  If you use my fonts for<br />
something please send me a postcard or e-mail letting me know how<br />
you used it.  Send me a copy if you can or let me know where I can<br />
find your work.<br />
<br />
If you use this font for commercial purposes please credit me in<br />
at least some little way.<br />
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About the font:<br />
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Amaze your friends.  Astound people with your linguistic Acumen.<br />
Explain to them that on a recent trip to the far east you discovered<br />
the secret of easily understanding this writing.  Then simply tilt<br />
your head to the left and read it plain as day.<br />
<br />
You see, this font is really just the Latin alphabet made to look<br />
like an exotic far east script and tilted on its side.  Use all caps<br />
to achieve this effect and write your text vertically, from bottom<br />
to top.  For instance, if you wanted your text to say "your name<br />
here" you would write it like this:<br />
<br />
R E E<br />
U M R<br />
O A E<br />
Y N H<br />
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This font is not strictly a monospace font, but all the characters<br />
are the same width except for the space, which is half the width.<br />
Using '\' will produce a full sized space.<br />
<br />
This font can also be written out horizontally, which is easier for<br />
graphics programs or if you just want to write with this font<br />
normally.  But what fun would that be?  The right side up characters<br />
are the lower case.<br />
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Numbers are available also.  The actual numbers are right-side-up.<br />
The sideways ones are the symbols for each number key.  It's the<br />
shifted number, kind of like a capital letter, see.<br />
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)!@#$%^&*(<br />
0123456789<br />
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