The fonts are intendended as drop-in replacements for the pandora PK files, for use with dvips, dvipdfm, pdftex, etc. You should use the tfm files generated by metafont (I have provided afm files, but not tested them). The encoding is exactly the same as the PK files, and I have not provided any additional characters. I've tried them with all of the above-listed applications and with xdvi, and the glyphs look about the same as the PK-format glyphs, and the right edges form a straight line, so I suppose the widths are OK. There is no warranty here at all. The authors are Patrick T J McPhee and Neenie Billawalla. See also mfnfss.