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IMPORTANT:
You
must accept the license agreement before you can use this software. If you
do not accept the terms of the license agreement, do not use this software.
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All products are installed in Windows by executing the file
associated with the product. For example, install Code_39.exe
for the Code 39 font package.
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Fonts may also be installed manually from the TTF or
MTT files provided. Install instructions are
provided here.
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Documentation is provided for all products as a user
manual icon after installing each product.
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Font tools are used to automate the process of
adding start codes, stop codes and calculating the check digits for barcode
fonts that require them. The latest Font Automation Tools such as MS Office Macros,
LotusScript, Crystal Reports UFL and Source Code may be downloaded free of charge from
our main IDAutomation.com, Inc. website.
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All technical support is provided online at our IDAutomation.com,
Inc. Technical Support Site.
For
the most up to date installation procedures for all operating systems please
visit out FAQ site at http://www.bizfonts.com/fontfaq.htm
To install the TTF font in Windows:
In Windows, you may run the associated EXE file or do the following for manual installation:
- Click on Start, Select settings and click on Control Panel.
- Click on Fonts, Click on File in your main tool bar, Select Install New
Font.
- Select the folder where you placed the font.
- The font will appear and look like this: FontName (true type) -
select this font and Click on OK.
- Click Start and choose to shut down and restart your computer.
- The font should be active when you restart your computer.
To install the MTT font on the Macintosh:
- Download and install Stuffit Expander on your Macintosh if you do not have
an expander utility that can open ZIP files and decode MacBinary files.
- Open the ZIP distribution file that contains the fonts by dragging the ZIP file
on the Stuffit Expander icon. The font files will be extracted from the ZIP
distribution file and will appear in a subfolder of the folder you placed
the ZIP file in. Open this subfolder to view the MacBinary font files. At this
point, you may want to view the documentation supplied with the font files.
To do so just drag the Readme file to the Netscape or
Internet Explorer icon.
- Now we must decode the files from MacBinary format. Drag the font files
that you wish to use that
end with "mtt" to the Stuffit Expander icon.
- Drag the decoded font files to the System
folder.
- Restart the application you wish to use the font with - some applications
require you to restart the computer.
- The font should now be active in the font menu of your application.
- To create the correct output for the font, you will need to choose the font
in your application and type in the corresponding letter.
To install the TTF fonts on Unix, Linux and other operating systems,
please visit http://www.bizfonts.com/fontfaq.htm.
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