Vt100 Font

There's a VT102 font that comes with OS 9, which I can send you a copy of if you like (email me -- tom at bluesky dot org).

Doesn't this font come standard?

The list of fonts that comes standard with OS X can be found here.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301332

Apple does not provide others for download, but you can add just about any other font you want, except for Windows Type I.

Is there some special reason you think you need this particular font? It's not required for anything OS X does.

On windows, I'd use the Lucida Console Bold and vt100
Bold fonts in the CRT or Putty ssh applications. I
found them excellent for viewing and coding.

Then you might want to try the Apple VT102 font. Everyone with a pre-Intel mac has it in their OS 9/Classic install, and I understand others also prefer it to Monaco.

PS I forgot to mention that the Apple font named VT102 actually shows up on font lists as VT100.

Any idea where I could get this font from?

http://idisk.mac.com/thgewecke-Public?view=web

when I click on the vt102 font, a
little window pops up saying 'Loading' and then goes
away. What does that mean?

To download the file, you click on the little arrow over at the far right, not on the name of the file itself or the icon at the far left.