Do you have the original c source for running that image I wonder?

Sean

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-----Original Message-----
From: squeak-dev-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org
[mailto:squeak-dev-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org] On Behalf Of Dan
Ingalls
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 7:15 PM
To: The general-purpose Squeak developers list
Subject: Re: original ST-80 fonts

Wolfgang Helbig <helbig at lehre.ba-stuttgart.de>  wrote...

>I am in the midst of porting Smalltalk-80-V2, released April 1, 1983, to
>Squeak 1.18. So far it works fine, but I am missing the original strike
>fonts, that made up the original DefaultTextStyle. (12 10-point fonts
>and 12 12-point fonts) that seem to be part of the said image. Any hints
>at how to get at the *.st files? I already found the PaloAlto-12 Font,
>but that turned out not to be what I am looking for. Are those vintage
>fonts gone for ever?
>
>Hope not,

Hi, Wofgang -

I'm a bit confused by your message.  The fonts are *in* the image, so they
are definitely not lost forever.  And what do you mean by the *.st files?  I
am guessing that you are getting the source code to run on the Squeak VM,
and that you want .st files that would create the fonts in Squeak.  Is that
right?

I have that image running in Squeak (see attached image), but I see no
fileOut code for StrikeFont.  I suppose we could copy over the fileOut code
from Squeak, get it to run in my St80, and fileOut all the fonts in
DefaultTextStyle.  Is this what you want?

	- Dan