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Mike, You wouldn't need to do that if you are using the standard AGFA outline fonts. You would need to do that if you were using other postscript fonts. SaxonScript comes with the 35 standard outline fonts used in the Apple laserwriter. However, if you have other postscript fonts, such as ClassicaRoman or Toulouse, for instance, then you need to run them thru the conversion program. It seems rather unlikely that you would regularly use all 7 megs worth of fonts, so you could convert only those that you normally use. If you have the standard AGFA outline fonts (AvantGarde, Bookman, Times, Triumphirate, Symbol, Courier, Palacio, ZapfChancery, ZapfDingbats, and Schoolbook) then you wouldn't need to convert those. Their fonts are not compressed. The conversion program can read a font in postscript (.psfont), Adobe PC format (.PFB).