Photo of Chicago and Geneva needed

[tod]

So, I am a Mac collector from way back. I had several Mac 128ks (one with a production date in 1983!), a NeXTstation, and about 60 other classic Macs, Newtons, and Apples. Never had a Lisa though.

Several years ago I decided to downsize and simplify and gave them away to friends or sold them on eBay. I should have kept at least one, because now I need to check something ridiculously simple. Perhaps someone here can help me out?

I created a game for iOS and macOS. As an homage to the Macintosh, and also because I think they're beautiful fonts, I recreated Chicago 12 and Geneva 12 for my game based on screenshots I have in my archives.

Now I'm localizing the apps and it turns out I don't have all the accents I need. So if someone could just type:

Ñ ñ

in both Chicago 12 and Geneva 12, on a classic Mac, and post a photo here, it would help enormously. They don't have to be actual screenshots, which these days would be hard to get to a modern Mac. Even a slightly blurry iPhone photo would be good enough. Just as long as I can see the pixels.

Here's what my game looks like so you can see what I'm talking about:

 

[guzhogi]

Not sure if you still need help, but here's a link to the Geneva download: http://www.fontpalace.com/font-download/Geneva/

For Chicago, try the Krungthep font that's builtin to macOS. I guess it's a Thai font that uses Chicago for it's Latin characters (eg A-Z, 1-0)