	The  two  .INC  files  in  this  archive   represent
	complete  8x8  bitmap  fonts,  each  containing  256
	distinct character  definitions,  written  in  forms
	compatible with Turbo Assembler.  FONT0.INC contains
	the standard characters as  originally  defined  for
	the  IBM  PC,  and FONT1.INC contains a modified set
	with  reduced  size  double-digit  numbers  from  00
	through  99.  The standard ASCII characters from #32
	(the space) through #127 (the DEL) are identical  in
	both sets.

	Each of the 256 character  definitions  consists  of
	eight bytes, one for each of the eight raster lines.
	For example, the capital "A" character is defined as
	eight decimal numbers, as follows:

	DB 48, 120, 204, 204, 252, 204, 204,   0 ; CHR(65)

	Breaking this out into binary shows that 1-bits  are
	present at positions where the character needs to be
	painted, and 0-bits are  at  positions  representing
	background.  This is shown below:

			00110000	48
			01111000	120
			11001100	204
			11001100	204
			11111100	252
			11001100	204
			11001100	204
			00000000	0

	or, with the 0s replaced by blanks  and  the  1s  by
	asterisks:

			  **    	48
			 ****   	120
			**  **  	204
			**  **  	204
			******  	252
			**  **  	204
			**  **  	204
					0

	The archive contains .GIF images  of  both  complete
	fonts.    The   FONT0.GIF   image   corresponds   to
	FONT0.INC, and FONT1.GIF  corresponds  to  FONT1.INC
	(these  are  the  same as the font screen shots from
	my Z99 spreadsheet program).

			 -- 2000-2006, Dr. William T. Verts
					    October 28, 2006
