This is a slight modification of Steve Rhodes' FONTSPEC.CDK from several
months ago. It was more important for me to see 3 different sizes of the
typeface than the leading. Otherwise it works in the same way. Thanx to
Steve for his upload. His original docs are included below.

Jeff Sims
Diadem DTP

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WHAT TO DO WITH FONTSPEC.CDK: This Calamus CDK file will produce a nice
representation of any Calamus compatible font you have.  Just load into
Calamus and REPLACE (see  the program manual if you're unfamiliar with this
procedure) the  font SWISS 25 with any Calamus font (!!do not replace SWISS
50TAB, it's used for labels with all other fonts!!), edit the font name at
the top right of the page to match the font you just loaded (a quick way is
to "select" that text box with the mousethen press the 'Alternate' and 'E'
keys to enter the text editor and then proceed as usual). Now, notice the
carriage returns after each character.  Be sure to duplicate this when you
type in the new font name as this creates the vertical orientation of the
text.  Some fonts will require adjusting the position of the text box
containing the large characters at the bottom of the page.  I suggest
selecting that text box and gradually adjusting the 'Y' coordinate of the
box (using the coordinate display at top right of screen) until you get
satisfactory positioning.  Now print the file (ALT-P is fastest), load a
new font and repeat above instructions for the next font (see CAUTION
following)! It takes a while, but when you finish your "Font Catalogue",
you will have a good visible reference for font selection in various sizes.
I know I've probably given more "instruction" than most of you will require
to use this file, however there may be some beginning users who need the
extra help.

*CAUTION*  *CAUTION*  *CAUTION*   *CAUTION*  *CAUTION*  *CAUTION* * I have
used this file with my SLM804 only.  I am aware of nothing * that should
cause a problem with other printers with prudent use. * However, I *DO NOT*
recommend a long printing session with a dot * matrix printer.  Consult
your printer's owner's manual for the * manufacturer's recommendations and
use your judgement.I have in the * past permanently lost pin function in my
LQ-1500 from an intensive * graphic printing session, and that was a "HEAVY
DUTY" printer.

I hope this will make using Calamus more enjoyable and productive for you!
Steve Rhodes GEnie ID: S.D.RHODES