Subject: Re: Looking for Apple ][ era Apple Logo font
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On the HRCG DOS3.3 utility disk (the one that came with the 6502 assembler),
there was a number of files ending in .SET (for character set),
and I believe there was one called STOP.SET which looked fairly like
the Apple ][ font.

(HRCG = HiRes Character Generator, as used behind-the-scenes
in the AppleVision (?) demo as far as I remember) the one that used clever
control characters to get lowercase on an uppercase Apple][ keyboard

And there was some jumping frog game on the disk too, if I remember :-)

Ted (S q u i s h)

> Scott M. Neal wrote in message ...
> I'd like to get a copy (or at least find out the name!)
> of Apple Computer's pre-Mac logo font (the font for "apple" that
> sticks out of the bite of the 6-color Apple logo).  PostScript
> prefered, but TrueType would be OK too.
> In case you don't remember what it looked like, the words
>"archaic apple" on the page http://www.bgon.org/archaic_apples/index.html
>show an example.  But since this is an Apple ][ group, I'm guessing
>you know *exactly* what I'm talking about!
> Thanks in advance,
> Scott
> eggs@aracnet.com