FCOPY is a program to convert between different font formats.  It
currently knows about font formats of Stanford, CMU and Xerox.  It
will also give some information about a font, i.e. its height, width,
and its baseline.  It will also print a sample on the XGP which
includes a table showing the correspondence to Stanford ASCII.  It
takes input in the following form:

<command> :: = <output file>←<input file>{/<switch>} |
	       <input file>{/<switch>}
<switch>  :: = INFO|SAMPLE|DISPLAY|FIX=<integer>|STANFORD|CMU|XEROX
	       |TTYPIC|WAIT|SETINF

FCOPY decides what conversion to make by the extension and may be
overridden with the switchs: STANFORD, CMU, and XEROX, where the
default extension are FNT, KST and XRX, respectively.

DISPLAY		Display font on Datadisc
FIX		Make into fix width font, of specified width.
INFO		Print information about file
MIT		Use MIT variant of KST format
ROTATE		Turns font on its side (makes < into OR symbol)
SAMPLE		Print sample on XGP
SETINF		Let you set the standard character map for FNT files
TTYPIC		Prints picture of character on your terminal
WAIT		Always wait for XGP

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