The absolute path for mtpk.cfg in PKFONTS.EXE and MTPK.EXE does contain
a number of trailing @-characters. These characters do not belong to
the value of the path but are only added so that users can change the
built-in path without recompiling the program. You will need an editor
that handles binary files correctly (like vi on UNIX and VIM.EXE on
MSDOS). The length of the string may not be changed!

--Piet
November 1995