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- From: joop.vandeWege@medew.ento.wau.nl (Joop van de Wege)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.applications
- Subject: Re: Ghostscript problem
- Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 16:02:57 LOCAL
- Organization: ento
- Message-ID: <joop.vandeWege.577.0002CCD0@medew.ento.wau.nl>
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- In article <Dq5s6w.546@iglou.com> jasnider@iglou.iglou.com (Jill A. Snider) writes:
- >From: jasnider@iglou.iglou.com (Jill A. Snider)
- >Subject: Re: Ghostscript problem
- >Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 11:35:20 GMT
-
- :>Jeff Bender wrote:
- :>>>...how do you force it [gs353] to use fonts other than what the
- :>>>document is looking for?
- :>One way is to edit the PostScript file. I use ED (yes, ED). It works
- :>find, even on 1/2-meg PS files. I use the [ESC]-f search feature to find
- :>the lines that reference the font I don't have and change the references
- :>to one I do have that more or less fits.
-
- The other and IMO much smarter way is to edit the FontMap file located in the
- data directory.
- Have the 'fonts.doc' handy too. First definition of the name is the physical
- place where the fonts are and the second time you can add aliases.
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- Joop
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