Horst Caps is a font that was named after a former student of mine from  
Stanford  
University, simply because I CAN, and because I no longer teach there.  It is 
 
in the Art Nouveau style, and consists of a set of script capital letters  
with  
fairly substantial curly-Q's. This version supplants an earlier version that  
lacked I, X and Y.  
  
HorstCaps is (c) 1990 by David Rakowski, Alle Rechte Vorbehalten.  If you  
like  
and use the font, please send $2.99 to Columbia University Music Department,  
c/o Cynthia Lemiesz, 703 Dodge Hall, New York, NY 10027.  Permission is  
explicitly granted to distribute this font in any and all ways possible,  
providing all files in the original archive are included, including this one. 
 
  
Like, Horst Caps is another one of those totally radical cool neat gnarly  
bite  
the big one boy do I have to go to the bathroom now thingies from the really  
weird but oh so hip not a dry pair of pants in the house dudes at Bug-Bytes,  
somewhere in the middle of Massachusetts, where they keep all the trees and  
lakes and where the mosquitoes for everywhere else originate.