There are two known bugs in CALLIGRAPHER font editor version 1.0 and
    these manifest in fonts created with it in some circumstances.

    The first bug is if a "NEW FONT" is created without using an exiting
    font as the font template, then the fontname will be misaligned by one
    byte. This will create a problem using Availfonts() in the operating
    system failing to recognize the fontname and will load a new copy
    everytime that font is called for by a program.  In the worst case,
    PROWRITE calls Availfonts() every half-second and continually loads
    copies of the font until all 10 megs of ram is filled, causing an
    out-of-memory crash.

    THE CURE IS "FONTREPAIR"!!!  FontRepair includes directions within
    itself, so even without these instructions you can always know how to
    use it if you have it.  FontRepair works only from CLI. You use it by
    typing FontRepair on a CLI line, followed by the fonts you want
    repaired, in the following syntax:

         1> FontRepair -DFn:fonts
                          ^
                          |
                          Where "n" = number of drive where the fonts
                          directory is located.

    FontRepair is PUBLIC DOMAIN and should be distributed as widely as
    possible!

    The other bug known to Calligrapher publisher is: Conversion of fonts
    from "Fixed Width" to "Proportional Width" is one way only and
    permanent! A proportional width font will never act as a fixed width
    font again! Fonts smaller than 32 point limit of FONTED on the 1.2
    Extras disk can be loaded, toggle "fixed width" on, and save back to
    disk.

    Both bugs are fixed in Calligrapher 1.05, which has passed testing.
    There are significant improvements added to the new Callig 1.05 disk,
    like a "FontMover" program which displays, fixes, repairs, and moves
    fonts from one disk to another. All the separate utilities have been
    combined in one program, especially useful to users of Workbench only,
    with one disk drive and 512K of memory.