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accompanying letter on the same page
(voucher).
Print one or three checks per page, standard size or
Wallet (personal), for Windows or Mac.
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within. As the archive we provide has been encrypted, Stuffit
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and double-click on it. After giving it the place where you want
the files extracted, it will prompt you for the password
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the files to the 8 characters name, 3 characters extension PC
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be renamed 'HALOWEEN.HQX' for the PC to record it. Please remember,
though : these fonts cannot work on the PC.
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