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7.3 On the 1985 disk, the names given to the two Nāgari fonts and to the
Geneva font intended to match their height were respectively "UBC Nāgari,"
"UBC Thick Nāgari," and "Wide Line Geneva." The names for the same on the
1986 disk are: "NI H18,24," "N2 H18,24 S12,24," and "Geneva N" (see 2.6 for
the rationale behind the new names, 1.6 for the elimination of "thick" Nāgari, and 2.9-10 for the raising of Arabic numbers). Consequently, when the 1986 disk is used as a start-up disk for the first time, the computer will display the documents in the earlier fonts in a strange kind of Roman; they must be
reassigned (preferably in instalments of 5-7 pages, for the free memory
space on a single-sided UBC Indic disk is not much) to the new fonts by using the font menu.
7.4 Some minor problems of the 1985 disk (e. g., the 'crowded appearance of and in a word like a ) have been corrected.
Distribution of UBC Indic:
8.1 Those who wish to acquire copies of UBC Indic or UBC Indic International should send to me at the Department of Asian Studies, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C., Canada V6T IW5, U. S. $30.00 or its Canadian equivalent for each disk copy to be supplied. The address to which the disks are to be mailed and the type of disk desired should be clearly specified. Cheques should be made payable to the University of British
Columbia. All net proceeds will be deposited in the Community Endowment
for South Asian Studies and will be used for the benefit of students.