Since many users were experiencing problems printing the PS documentation 
supplied on the C-Set++ CD-ROM. This ZIP file contains the reformatted 
versions of the postscript documentation for C-Set++. Including the PS 
fonts used by these documents. This should solve any problems people have 
been having printing these documents. Instructions for using the fonts are 
below.

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 BookMaster 4.0 is shipped with a new PostScript font, named BookMaster
 Gothic (from here, it will be called Bookie Gothic).  It replaces the
 ISIL Gothic font.  The prefix for the Bookie Gothic font is EDFBG.

 To print a PS on a PostScript printer:

    4216-20 with PPAP 1.3.1:
        Use the PPCTL program to add information about Bookie Gothic
        to the font table.  This will allow the font to be downloaded
        only when it is used.  Because of its size, you may want to
        download a few of the fonts when you load the print driver.
        If you use the DGA driver under OS/2, you may need to change
        the names to EDFBGx__.PFB before doing the conversion, making
        the file names fill out all 8 characters.

    4216-20 with PPAP 1.3.0 or earlier:
     Add the following lines to your DEFAULTS.PRF file (You only need
     to add the lines for those fonts you normally use):
       (you will probably not be able to load more
       than four of the fonts):
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBG.PFA
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBGB.PFA
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBGBI.PFA
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBGI.PFA
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBGM.PFA
         FONT=c:\psfonts\EDFBGR.PFA

    Most other PostScript printers (4019s, 4029s, etc.)

         The 4019/4029 LDRIVER utility doesn't seem to work with the
         Bookie Gothic font.

         If you have an Adobe font, you should have PCSEND.EXE.  Try
         to download the PFBs to your printer with one of the
         following commands:
           If your printer has a hard drive
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBG.PFB -H
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGB.PFB -H
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGBI.PFB -H
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGI.PFB -H
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGM.PFB -H
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGR.PFB -H
           If your printer doesn't have a hard drive
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBG.PFB -F
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGB.PFB -F
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGBI.PFB -F
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGI.PFB -F
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGM.PFB -F
             PCSEND C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGR.PFB -F

         If you don't have PCSEND or if PCSEND doesn't work with your
         printer, add the following line to each of the PFAs you want
         to download:
             serverdict begin 0 exitserver
           Then use the commands:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBG.PFA LPT1:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGB.PFA LPT1:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGBI.PFA LPT1:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGI.PFA LPT1:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGM.PFA LPT1:
             COPY C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGR.PFA LPT1:

    Printers where the above doesn't work:
     Use the font WITHOUT the serverdict line, and concatenate it in
     front of your print file, for example:
         COPY c:\PSFONTS\EDFBG.PFA+C:\PSFONTS\EDFBGB.PFA+MYFILE.PS LPT1:


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 Some information about PostScript font terms:

     AFM - Adobe Font Metrics file.  AFMs contain the information used by
           formatters and other programs to place the characters on the
           page.  FONTPS is the host file type used by DCF and Bookie
           for AFMs.
     PFA - Unencoded PostScript font.  PFAs may be edited before
           sending them down to the printer.
     PFB - Encoded PostScript fonts.  The font information in a PFB is
           condensed, so a PFB will be about 1/2 the size of a PFA.
           Most font downloader programs require the use of a PFB.

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