About StFrancisCaps...

StFrancisCaps is a hand-drawn rendition of a pre-10th century alphabet I had seen in a textbook.  I have tried to reproduce this alphabet exactly as I have seen it, so it even carries the imperfections (or character) of the originals.  This alphabet is not a complete typeface, and does not contain numbers or punctuation.  It is intended specifically as a specialty typeface, and is not a ProFont.  It is an all-caps font, and has the same upper-case letters in the lower and upper positions of the keyboard.


How to install StFrancisCaps typefaces

TrueType version:  
     6.0.7 or 6.0.8 users can install StFrancisCaps 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 II font file).  Be sure you have the TrueType init in your system folder at startup.
     7.0 and 7.0.1 users can install StFrancisCaps by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder.  The system will install it for you.  If you are using Suitcase II, just drag the suitcase onto your current suitcase font file.
    7.1 users can install StFrancisCaps by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder as well.  The system will install it for you, but it will be dropped in the "Fonts" folder located in the System Folder.  System 7.x prefers that all applications be off during font installation or removal.
     Note:  Some applications require you to restart before they will recognize your new font.

Type 1 version:
     To use StFrancisCaps with ATM, you must install  the bitmap file and the outline file (in this case, it is named "StFraCap") must be in the system folder before ATM will work with it.
 6.0.x users can install StFrancisCaps 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 II font file).  Be sure to install the StFraCap file into your system folder.  The outline file will work with ATM and/or a PostScript laser printer.
      7.0 and 7.0.1 users can install StFrancisCaps by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder.  The system will install it for you.  If you are using Suitcase II, just drag the suitcase onto your current suitcase font file.  Be sure to drag the StFraCap file onto your system folder.  (The outline file will work with ATM and/or a PostScript laser printer.)  If you are using ATM version 2.0.2 or later, the StFraCap file should be in your extensions folder.  If you are using ATM 2.0 or older, the StFraCap file should be in the first level of your system folder, but not in your extensions folder.
 7.1 users can install StFrancisCaps by dragging the font suitcase to the icon of your system folder as well.  The system will install it for you, but it will be dropped in the "Fonts" folder located in the System Folder.  System 7.x prefers that all applications be off during font installation or removal.  The StFraCap file will also be automatically dropped in the Fonts folder if you drop the file on the system folder icon.  (***NOTE!*** if you are using ATM 2.0.3 or older, you must MANUALLY put the StFrancisCaps file in the EXTENSIONS folder for ATM to properly use the outline file this rule applies to all Type 1 fonts! ATM 3.5 handles having the outline files and the bitmaps in the Fonts folder {in the system folder}.)
     Note:  Some applications require you to restart before they will recognize your new font.



**If you like any of my typefaces, please distribute them freely, but make sure to distribute this "Read Me" with them.  Thanks.


Jim Pearson
2542 Sterling Court
Franklinton, NC  27525
USA

Now for the legal stuff.    StFrancisCaps is FreeWare.  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.  This font was checked with Disinfectant 3.0 before it was released to the Macintosh community, but you may wish to double-check it if you are not sure from whom the files came.  Any proprietary names mentioned in this read me file are the copyrighted/registered/trademarked names of their respective companies.