The FONTDISP program prints out a display of a selected font, showing what
character is printed out for each key and what the character looks like when
printed. This version of the program works with PFONT V1.7.

To use the program put disk with FONTDISP, ROMN12FM.FON, and the font to be
displayed in Drive B and a disk V1.7 with PFONT in Drive A. Enter the command:

              A> PFONT <B:FONTDISP.FFI B:FONTNAME.FON

For FONTNAME.FON use the filename of the font desired to be displayed.

The program is set to print a single sheet at a time so that a tractor is not
required. In order to deactivate the paper out switch so that you can print to
the bottom of the sheet, place a short piece of paper into the back roller
slot far enough to deactivate the switch and fasten it down with scotch tape.
Then insert a full sheet of paper that projects up the front just beyond the
roller bar to the bottom of the metal piece over the roller. Align the right
edge with the right end of the roller. Finally raise the paper engage lever on
the left side of the printer.

Read file FONTDISP.DOD for additional information.