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Re: Printing fonts
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Peter Dyballa |
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Re: Printing fonts |
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Wed, 17 Oct 2007 23:32:27 +0200 |
Am 15.10.2007 um 20:43 schrieb Joel J. Adamson:
Is there a way to specify an arbitrary font (not just the set allowed
by ps-font-family) for ps-print-buffer or print-buffer?
Have you tried to customise a bit? The Ps Print group contains the
Font group, in which you can add more entries to the Ps Font Info
Database. Then you can select from this new set.
This will have one problem: no non-built-in font will be downloaded
to the PostScript printer. This might make it necessary to use an
external utility to actually create the PS output.
And there is one more problem: it's not necessarily a PostScript font
that you want to use for printing ...
What about the other printing commands (e.g., lpr-buffer)?
Have you tried to look up what's behind that function? I found: Print
buffer contents without pagination or page headers ... So it's up to
your system's setup how text gets printed.
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Pete === -Q
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