From ikeya!gerard Thu Jan 26 14:44 EST 1984
Hello to the world of fonts:

	Fonts are generated by the program 'f'. The usage is jx f < file
where file is a script of commands. The easiest way to generate these scripts
is via genascii and genspec. For example, to generate ascii fonts of point size
6, 8, 10 and 12 you can type 'genascii 6 8 10 12 > file; jx f < file'.
genascci and genspec sometimes generate some diagnostics if characters it expects
are missing. This is not fatal, just inconvenient; don't worry about it.
Genspec generates special fonts.

	Before running genspec/genascii you need the character files. An example
to get these is:
	special
	ar x `cat where`/timbd.a

The call to special need only be done once. Font names other than timbd can be
found by:
	ls `cat where`

	The output from f is font.pointsize (perhaps several files). Do with
these what you will. The normal resting place is /usr/jerq/font.

