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When you download a font file, its contents are compressed into a single file. To extract them:

Mac Users

In most cases, Netscape or Explorer will automatically un-Stuff your font file as it is downloaded. The final un-Stuffed folder will have the same name as the font (e.g., 'BorderbatsFilligree', 'QuarkNeon', &c). If it doesn't:

1. Use your Find File utility to see if you have StuffIt Expander, Stuffit Deluxe, Stuffit Lite, or DropStuff with Expander installed on your system.

2. If you do not have any of these StuffIt products, download a free trial copy of StuffIt Expander from www.stuffit.com/cgi-bin/stuffit_loginpage.cgi?standardmac then proceed to step #3.

   NOTE: Please support shareware developers by sending in the requested amounts if you like their programs.

3. Use your StuffIt product to "Open" or "Expand" the font ".sit" or ".hqx" file (see your StuffIt utility's help documentation if you do not know how).

You will need to install your fonts before you can use them. See How do I install Macintosh fonts? for further instructions.

Windows Users

1. Double-click the font file.

   If a Zip utility does not open when you double-click the file, download one from one of the following shareware links:

   WinZip | ZipBack Pro | Stuffit Expander for Windows

   NOTE: Please support shareware developers by sending in the requested amounts if you like their programs.

2. Extract your files (see your Zip utility's help documentation if you do not know how).

3. Choose a file location. TIP: Extracting the font files to your desktop makes them easier to find later.

You will need to install your fonts before you can use them. See How do I install Windows fonts? for further instructions.