Missing fonts

In case dvilj is missing bitmap fonts it will give out a warning, naming the missing font. There are a number of ways for a program to help the user create these fonts; dvips for instance creates the fonts itself on the fly. On the other hand dvilj needs a couple of hundred kB to begin with and needs almost 1 MB so I have my doubts whether it would be wise to demand a wimpslot of around 1.5 MB as this would necessitate. Not to mention the fact that dvips has crashed the entire desktop on me on a number of occasions while creating fonts.
Therefore I've opted for creating a task obey file that contains all the necessary commands to and related programs to create the fonts. This file is created in your document folder under the name lj-fonts. Simply double-click on it after dvilj has terminated⁶and all the missing fonts should be created in a taskwindow. Since you'll be needing modes for named hplaser⁷ and ljiv⁸ you should read section first, though. If you whish to use other modes you'll have to edit the task obey file by hand.
In case you're missing the .mf file for a particular font dvilj will warn you about that. This means that no bitmaps can be created for this font and thus nothing will be added to lj-fonts. In a case like this I recommend looking up the missing fonts at a CTAN server and kiss some more of your harddisk space goodbye.