I ride the bus a lot. Probably because I don't have a car. One day the bus went through this little industrial park, and there was this sign for some company. It was called Laser something-or-other, and the logo was some simple lettering in little crosshairs, pretty much like this font. This font has no international characters, but it does include numbers and punctuation.

Laser Systems Copyright 1998 Lisa D. Jenkins Originally released: March 19, 1998 Contact: [email protected] URL: http://www.trailerpark.com/elcamino/agentj/index.html This font is "sneek-a-peek"ware. It's essentially free for personal use (i.e. cool-looking lettering for your web pages, groovin' header for your term papers). If you use it to decorate your web page, let me know! I might put a link back to your page to show off your creative use of the font. If you put it on your band's flyers to advertise your gig, send me a copy! I'd love to see the font at work. Of course, if you are insanely rich and haven't a clue what to do with all your money, or if this font appeals to you and you want additional versions of this font, just e-mail me or visit my web site for images of the full font family and ordering instructions. NOTE TO ONLINE FONT ARCHIVERS: I wanna know where this font is, so I don't want people downloading it off your font sites. I'll be mad at you if I find it there. If the person reading this downloaded it from somewhere other than one of my own sites, contact me immediately. NOTE TO CD-ROM FONT WOULD-BE "FONTOGRAPHERS": Don't. Just don't. You know what I'm talking about.

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