Tengwar Noldor font

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25/MAR/1998
This README file is to accompany the following file:

tengn19d.zip "Tengwar Noldor" font pack for Windows (version 1.9d)

�copyright - 1998 - Daniel Steven Smith
[email protected]
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/index.html



What files are in this ZIP file:
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NOLDOR.TTF ...... The Windows Truetype Font file for "Tengwar Noldor".
NOLDORA.TTF ..... The Windows Truetype Font file for "Tengwar Noldor-A".
NOLDCAP1.TTF .... The Windows Truetype Font file for "Tengwar Noldor-1".
NOLDCAP2.TTF .... The Windows Truetype Font file for "Tengwar Noldor-2".
ATMFONTS.ZIP .... The Windows-compatible ATM/Postscript versions of the fonts.
READ-ME.TXT ..... This file.



What are these files:
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This ZIP archive contains Windows compatible Truetype (and ATM) fonts for the
Elvish Tengwar alphabet. They can be used to write Elf language inscriptions
with Windows applications. (The Tengwar alphabet was devised by J.R.R. Tolkien
and used by the Elves to write in their native languages).

These fonts are Postcard-ware. If you like these fonts, please send me a
postcard or letter (using an attractive or interesting stamp). If you supply me
with your email address, I'll try to write back. You can get my current postal
address by visiting my WWW home page (listed above). If you do write, please
tell me of your Tengwar writing interests.

These fonts cannot be sold for a profit. (Although, if you really enjoy using
these fonts and need to find some financial way of showing your appreciation,
any and all donations will be gladly accepted.) CD-ROM and Shareware
distributors are required to notify me before distributing these fonts.

These fonts may be used in any personal, private or non-commercial publication.
Please contact me if these fonts do appear in a publication. I'd like to receive
a copy of it, and I may be able to provide further assistance by creating custom
fonts or clip art for you. My current postal address is listed on my WWW home
page (listed above).

These fonts may NOT be used in any commercial product or publication without my
permission and the direct consent of the Tolkien Estate. You can contact the
Tolkien Estate by writing to:

Tolkien Estate
c/o Cathleen Blackburn
Morrell, Peel & Gamlen
1 St. Giles'
Oxford OX1 3JR
United Kingdom



How do I get these files to work:
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1) Un-Zip the "tengn19d.zip" file into a Temporary directory.
(Visit: www.winzip.com to download an un-zipping program, if necessary.)
2) Install the fonts on your PC using your Windows (or ATM) Control Panel.
3) The "Tengwar Noldor" fonts are now ready to be used with any Windows
application.

Note: My Tengwar fonts are very difficult to use if you do not have the latest
version of my Tengwar Help file for Windows. The Help file will explain the
font's keymapping, language modes, and rules for usage. It can be downloaded
from:
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/index.html

While you're there, you may also want to download the latest versions of my
other Tengwar font packs for Windows:
"Tengwar Sindarin"
"Tengwar Quenya"

20/SEP/1999
This README file is to accompany the following file:

tengh19j.zip Help file for Tengwar font packs for Windows (version 1.9d)
in Adobe's 'Portable Document Format' (PDF).

�copyright - 1999 - Daniel Steven Smith
[email protected]
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/index.html



What files are in this ZIP file:
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TengwarHelp.PDF ..... Help file for Dan Smith's "Tengwar Font packs for Windows"
(ver 1.9d or higher) in PDF format, part 1. Contains
Tengwar mode infotmation for Quenya, Sindarin, Black
Speech, English, and AngloSaxon.
TengwarKeyMap.PDF ... Help file for Dan Smith's "Tengwar Font packs for Windows"
(ver 1.9d or higher) in PDF format, part 2. Contains
Tengwar font keyboard mappings for the "Tengwar Quenya",
"Tengwar Sindarin" and "Tengwar Noldor" font packs.
READ-ME.TXT ......... This file.



What is this file:
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This ZIP archive contains contains two help files for Dan Smith's "Tengwar
Font packs for Windows". It explains how these fonts can be used to write in
the Elvish Tengwar alphabet with Windows applications. (The Tengwar alphabet was
devised by J.R.R. Tolkien and used by the Elves to write in their native
languages).

This Help file is Postcard-ware. If you like this Help file, please send me a
postcard or letter (using an attractive or interesting stamp). If you supply me
with your email address, I'll try to write back. You can get my current postal
address by visiting my WWW home page (listed above). If you do write, please
tell me of your Tengwar writing interests.

This Help file cannot be sold for a profit. (Although, if you really enjoy
using this Help file and need to find some financial way of showing your
appreciation, any and all donations will be gladly accepted.) CD-ROM and
Shareware distributors are required to notify me before distributing this Help
file.

This Help file may be used for any personal, private or non-commercial
publication.

This Help file may NOT be used in any commercial product or publication without
my permission and the direct consent of the Tolkien Estate.

How do I get this file to work:
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1) Un-Zip the "tengh19j.zip" file into a Temporary directory.
(Visit: www.winzip.com to download an un-zipping program, if necessary.)
2) Use Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the *.pdf files.
(Visit: www.adobe.com to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader, if necessary.)

Note: This Tengwar Help file will make no sense unless you have already
installed my Tengwar font packs for Windows. There are three font packs:
"Tengwar Quenya"
"Tengwar Sindarin"
"Tengwar Noldor"
They can be downloaded from:
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/index.html