I never heard about ATM and Win XP not getting along...
That said, you install PostScript fonts on Windows 2000 and XP the same way you install TT or OT fonts - go to "Fonts" in the Control Panel, or to the Windows\Fonts folder with Explorer, then go to File > Install New Font.

Windows XP and 2000 natively support PostScript fonts.

Thanks for posting and your help.
Where do I find the PostScript fonts?

The location of the fonts will depend on the programs you have installed and their respective versions. Just do a search for .pfm or .pfb files within your \program files\adobe folder and they should come up.

Thanks again Adriano ... do I need to highlight and install both the .pfm and .pfb ... or, are they the same?

You'll need both.

Thanks! You're the best. Thanks for hanging in there with me
Best, linda

I am running ATM 4.1 and XT on my laptop without any problem.

Is there an advantage to having ATM? Is 4.1 the light version or $?

ATM will let you install and uninstall fonts without going through the control panel, but that's about it.

I stopped using it after the transition to XP because I couldn't stand the way it interacted with the system. And no matter what I did, I couldn't get the windows font viewer to reassociate with postscript fonts, even after uninstalling ATM.

It lets me group fonts by sets and activate/ deactivate them as groups.
Maybe you can do that in control panel too, I don't know. I also use it as
a font viewer (just double click). It works for me, but I wouldn't say I'm
passionate about it.

Thanks so much! My new PC is smarter this morning; me too, marginally ;) I installed directly to XP without an ATM. Figured I might as well be safe than sorry. I've had enough trouble setting this latest and greatest machine up. Still having XP growing pains. Still looking for BroadwayBT-Regular and Engravers Gothic BT-Reg (they are on one PC and not the other)Woe is me )
Have a great day! linda