At 16:48 4/27/2002, 
=?iso-2022-jp?B?GyRCJG0hOyE7ITshOxsoQiAbJEIkbSE7ITshOxsoQg==?= wrote:

>Is a fount something like a font? What is the difference between a fount 
>and a font?

Fount is the traditional British spelling of font. Since the advent of 
digital typography, font has become pretty much universal, but older 
English sources use the spelling fount.

John Hudson

Tiro Typeworks          www.tiro.com
Vancouver, BC           [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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