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+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= A GreyWolf WebWorks Free Font =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+<br />
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+=+=+=+=+=+= "Verticalization" Copyright© 1998-99  R. Gast =+=+=+=+=+=+<br />
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"Verticalization" is the 24th free font from Rich Gast. <br />
<br />
It was originally created on 11/27/98.<br />
<br />
Version 2.0 was completed on 8/01/99. This version both updates the<br />
copyright information from DarkSide Productions to GreyWolf WebWorks<br />
and makes the font embeddable.<br />
<br />
############ EMBEDDABLE FONTS ############<br />
NOTE: This font is coded so that it can be embedded in MS Word (.DOC)<br />
documents. Thus, if you use this font in an MS Word document and save<br />
the document with the font embedded, the recipient of the document will<br />
see it with this font even though they may not have the font loaded on<br />
their system. To embed a font in an MS Word document select "Tools"<br />
from the MS Word menu bar and then select "Options". Under the "Save"<br />
tab, check the box marked "Embed True Type fonts".  VOILA !<br />
(The recipient must open the document in MS Word for this to work.)<br />
############ EMBEDDABLE FONT #############<br />
<br />
GreyWolf WebWorks Free Fonts (and versions previously released as<br />
DarkSide's Free Fonts) are FREE for personal use. They do, however,<br />
remain the property of Rich Gast and GreyWolf WebWorks. They are not<br />
in the public domain.<br />
<br />
Commercial use in any manner, including (but not limited to) use in<br />
advertising or corporate logo design, inclusion in any software,<br />
archive, collection or library for distribution to the public which<br />
either directly or indirectly generates income for the distributor<br />
requires written permission from the author and copyright holder,<br />
who is specifically identified as:<br />
<br />
R. Gast<br />
5818 Prophet's Rock Rd.<br />
W. Lafayette, IN 47906<br />
e-mail: greywolfww@earthlink.net<br />
URL: http://home.earthlink.net/~greywolfww/index.html<br />
<br />
Commercial ventures granted permission to include any GreyWolf Free<br />
Font in their software, archive, library or collection will be provided<br />
with new font files at no charge in which the version specifically<br />
identifies them as a licensed user. In this manner, the author and<br />
copyright holder of the fonts can best retain control of the type of<br />
product/company with which his fonts are to be associated.<br />
<br />
Commercial ventures who include any GreyWolf Free Font in any software,<br />
archive, library or collection without receiving written permission<br />
from the author and copyright holder, will be subject to any and all<br />
legal remedies available to the copyright holder.  All GreyWolf Free<br />
Fonts are Copyright © R. Gast, GreyWolf WebWorks. All Rights Reserved.<br />
<br />
All GreyWolf Free Fonts may be redistributed via FREE web sites,<br />
e-mail, newsgroups and bulletin boards, as long as the original zip<br />
file is kept intact, including the accompanying text file(s). If you<br />
wish to include them on a free web site, please just ask in advance.<br />
<br />
NOTE TO PERSONAL USERS: Maybe, just maybe, you'll make a fortune using<br />
this font in some manner. If you do, all I ask is that you remember me<br />
with a token of your appreciation. Any modest amount (at least $1 and<br />
not to exceed $1,000,000) would be an appropriate gesture for my<br />
contribution to your monumental financial success. Hey! I can dream!<br />
<br />
The character set includes:<br />
<br />
All Upper and Lower case letters and numbers.<br />
The vast majority of punctuation and international characters.<br />
Note: The keystroke ` (grave) is a special spacing element to be<br />
used between character combinations such as "Th, fl, Pl, etc" to <br />
obtain whatever desired spacing you want to achieve.<br />
<br />
The name "Verticalization" comes from the disproportionate height of<br />
the vertical strokes in the characters as compared to the character<br />
widths. And, having to stretch the truth my whole life just to claim<br />
to be 5'9" tall, I see nothing wrong with making a font that is taller<br />
than I am!<br />
<br />
Oh, yeah....I almost forgot. If (for some unknown reason) you really<br />
do want to make a donation to encourage me to continue my creative<br />
efforts, send it to the address above. (Yeah....As If!) Thanks & Enjoy!<br />
<br />
..... Rich Gast<br />
GreyWolf WebWorks<br />