Desk Top Publishing 


PPage Adobe Font Access Package
By Gordon Fecyk
In the words of the author "Welcome to salvation for you type-hungry
Pro-Page users.  This is the first package of its kind for the Amiga, and
it's all shareware!  I'm sure Gold Disk, inc. won't be too impressed when
people stop buying their pre-made .metric files, but they really won't mind
because you dumb people will be buying Compugraphic outline screen fonts
from them.  Don't worry, though.  I'll get to that little problem soon
enough.  Put it this way:  Compugraphic doesn't have the selection that
Adobe has. You'll never find Adobe Garamond or Utopia (The Adobe
Originals), or their expert collections in CG format.  You'll never find a
wider selection of service bureaus than those who support PostScript
output.  They all have modems.  They all have either a LaserWriter at 300
DPI with every Adobe typeface that exists, or a 2400 DPI typesetter with
all of the above, all at your fingertips.  Problem is, you need screen
fonts and metric files to access that vast library of Adobe, or other
PostScript type.  And you had to be a Macintosh user to get those... until
now!  With this package you can download or file transfer Macintosh screen
fonts, Mac or IBM format .AFM metric files, and from them create Amiga
screen fonts and PPage .metric files.  And give yourself an open door to
the library of Adobe and PostScript type!"

Calendar templates for PageStream
By Bob Bohn
Create simple, but flexible, calendar templates. Using the templates is
quite easy.  First, determine which day of the week that the month begins. 
Next, load the corresponding template into PageStream (MON=Monday,
TUE=Tuesday, etc.).  If the month has less than 31 days, delete the extras
boxes and days at the end of the month by selecting them and pressing the
DEL key.  (Each line making up the box around the 29, 30, and 31 of the
month is a separate object to make it easy to delete.)

Postscript interpreter, Post V1.7
By Adrian Aylward
"Post" is a software based PostScript interpreter, presently running on the
Amiga.  The source code is written in C, and should be fairly portable to
other machines.  It supports the full Adobe language, with only minor
variations.

PageStreamFont
Lubalin font