
Using these fonts is useful for NCD's in an IBM AIX environment.
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The NCD's font path should look something like this

xserver-default-font-path = {
	{ "/usr/lib/X11/ncd/fonts/...dpi/ " }
	{ "/usr/lib/X11/ncd/misc/" }
	{ "built-ins" }
	{ "/otherFonts/IBMRom/" }
	{ "/otherFonts/IBMinfo/" }
	{ "/otherFonts/IBMinfo-mac/" }
	{ "/otherFonts/IBMbmug/" }
	{ "/usr/lpp/info/X11fonts/" }
	{ "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi/" }
}

Be aware of the /usr/lpp/info/X11fonts and /usr/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi. These directories are original IBM font directories. The IBM InfoExplorer is looking for these directoriess in the font path; if they are not present it does an xset +fp  and xset fp+. This leads to a font-path with an unreadable font directory as first entry. 

The result of this is that the info explorer is started with some glyphs in his information window and the NCD becomes very very slow, trying  to read IBM snf formatted files. 


NEW:

AIX 3.2 seems to be better in that respect, this bloody xset within info  has now been moved to an shell command in the file /usr/bin/info . You should anyhow include /usr/lpp/info/X11fonts to your font-path, but editing /usr/bin/info and 
changing the xset +fp command to xset fp+ allows you to run info without any modification to your fontpath. 


