This compressed packet contains several versions of the icon representing <br />
the multimedia artist formerly known as Prince. These should prove to be <br />
invaluable to anyone doing reviews of contemporary multimedia products. <br />
(he said, tongue-in-cheek.) If nothing else, it's a pretty cool icon, <br />
although I'm not sure I really want to know what it means.<br />
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The EPS artwork was produced with PC Adobe Illustrator 4.02 with no preview <br />
for best cross-platform compatibility. The Postscript & Truetype fonts were <br />
produced with Fontographer on the PC, and contain the Prince symbol <br />
in the capital "P" position, along with 4 of my favorite emoticons <br />
and a flourish in the 1-5 numeral positions. The fonts were painstakingly <br />
and efficiently rendered, unlike some of the resource-hogging, autotraced <br />
junk that winds up in the libraries. There is one minor inconsistency, <br />
however, in that the fonts are listed in some applications as "Prince Normal" <br />
or "Prince Regular" - somewhat of an oxymoron.<br />
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Questions or comments to Ken, 73003,2147<br />