Black Oval Monogram computer font v1.0 
©2000 Harold Lohner
HLohner@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/fontner

FREEWARE

This font allows you to create any 3-letter monogram easily by just typing in any program.

Here's what you do:

1. Install the font and launch the program, of course.

2. Type ? [question mark] to get the ring (optional).

3. The left-hand letters are located at the lowercase positions. Type the left initial.

4. The large center letters are located at the uppercase positions. Type the center initial.

5. The right-hand letters are somewhat trickier to locate. For Windows, the letters are located as follows: (in numerical order mostly, not too hard to find)

A 1															N	$
B	2															O	%
C	3															P	^
D	4															Q	&
E	5															R	*
F	6															S	(
G	7															T	)
H	8															U	- or _
I	9															V	= or +
J	0 [zero]        W	[ or {
K	!															X	] or }
L	@															Y	\ or |
M	#															Z	; or :

For Mac, use the above, OR option + [right-hand letter]. For E, I, N, and U you must also type a space after the right-hand initial.

After the right-hand initial is typed, the monogram is complete and the cursor will move to the right.

For a one-letter monogram, type ? [question mark] for the ring; < [less] for the blank in the left position; [CAPITAL INITIAL]; > [greater] for the blank in the right position.

For an A&B style insignia, type ` [grave accent] to produce the ampersand in the center.

Also:

The ring and left and center initials have a pre-set width of 0 to allow for proper alignment of the 3- or 4-character set.

There is no kerning in this font.

Follow the directions carefully and the font will work properly to make monograms.