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About Oakwood ProFont...

Oakwood is a sans serif font with a fluid, semi-broad stroke.  Oadkwood is simple, yet elegant in many ways.  It contains over 1100 kerned pairs, and has extensive bitmap editing.  

    Oakwood ProFont was inspired by the Historical District by the same name in downtown Raleigh, NC.  This font was made to emulate the style of very clean, broad-brushed hand lettering in the old signs downtown.

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TrueTypeª version:  
    ¥ 6.0.7 or 6.0.8 users can install Oakwood using Font/DA mover 3.8 or later, and copy all of the files enclosed in the bitmap suitcase to your system file (or your Suitcase IIª font file).  Be sure you have the TrueTypeª init in your system folder at startup.
    ¥ 7.0.x users can install Oakwood by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder.  The system will install it for you.  If you are using Suitcase IIª, just drag the suitcase onto your current suitcase font file.
   ¥  Note:  Some applications require you to restart before they will recognize your new font.

Type 1ª version:
    ¥ To use Oakwood with ATMª, you must install  the bitmap file and the outline file (in this case, it is named "Oakwoo") must be in the system folder before ATM will work with it.
¥ 6.0.x users can install Oakwood using Font/DA mover 3.8 or later, and copy all of the files enclosed in the bitmap suitcase to your system file (or your Suitcase IIª font file).  Be sure to install the Oakwoo file into your system folder.  The outline file will work with ATMª and/or a PostScriptª laser printer.
     ¥ 7.0.x users can install Oakwood by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder.  The system will install it for you.  If you are using Suitcase IIª, just drag the suitcase onto your current suitcase font file.  Be sure to drag the Creed file onto your system folder.  (The outline file will work with ATMª and/or a PostScriptª laser printer.)  If you are using ATMª version 2.0.2 or later, the Creed file should be in your extensions folder.  If you are using ATMª 2.0 or older, the Oakwoo file should be in the first level of your system folder, but not in your extensions folder.
    ¥ Note:  Some applications require you to restart before they will recognize your new font.


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**If you like any of the SCP ProFonts, please distribute them freely, but make sure to distribute this "Read Me" with them.  Thanks.  This font may not be translated to another format without my consent (I have versions for PC Windowsª 3.1, and other formats.)

Oakwood is shareware:  If you like it or use it, please send $5 to:
Jim Pearson
2542 Sterling Court
Franklinton, NC  27525
USA

Now for the legal stuff.    Oakwood is ©1992 Jim Pearson/Sterling Court Publishing.  I retain all rights to it.  It may not be sold or altered without my express written permission.  It is not public domain.  I will not be held responsible for damage or loss due to misuse or incorrect use of this software, nor for any liability as a result of the use of this font.  This font was checked with Disinfectantª 2.8 before it was released to the Macintoshª community.