Dobkin-Script is an Art Nouveau era script font. It contains a full alphabetic
set, numbers and punctuation. It's pretty frilly, but still readable -- the
caps are not at frilly. You'll find that Dobkin-Caps looks best at sizes
greater than 36 points on a 300-dpi printer. Dobkin-Script was created on a
Macintosh IIsi using Fontographer version 3.3.

Dobkin-Script is copyright 1992 by David Rakowski, All Rights Reserved. It is
distributed as ZipCodeShoeSizeAreaCodeSocialSecurityWare. The shareware fee is
based on: the first NONZERO number of your area code; your shoe size; the first
number of your area code; the first NONZERO number of your social security
number. Add these four numbers and divide by four; the result is your shareware
fee, in US dollars. Your shareware fee should be in the form of a check made
out to Columbia University and sent to Cynthia Lemiesz, Music Department, 703
Dodge Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027. Your shareware fee is
fully tax-deductible and goes toward the cost of performances of music composed
by Columbia students. With your check, please enclose a small piece of paper
that says, simply, "It's not that way, it's over here."

You may distribute the font to individuals freely; you may keep as many copies
as you want, providing you have no more than 13,462,903 copies in one location.
You must, however, be sure that when giving copies to friends, enemies,
entities or entropies that you include ALL the files that were originally
included in this archive. Nonprofit organizations and user groups may include
this font on their nominal charge disks providing the previous qualifications
are met. For-profit organizations such as shareware-public domain outlets are
strictly prohibited from selling disks with this font on it without obtaining
the author's permission (73240.3060@compuserve.com).

Dobkin-Caps comes to you from Insect Bytes, a place with a wood stove, sylvan
wallpaper, cats, and 21 megabytes of RAM distributed between two Macintoshes.