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From: arcus
Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 10:08

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hi, all
I'm a new for PostScript.
I create a ps file by directly print this file to virtual PS printer. In this file, there is some Chinese characters. And when I open this ps file, I can find this:
 /TT1899o00 /Font G2UBegin
/g1025 <4E2D> def
/g2338 <534E> def
/g1166 <4EBA> def
/g8677 <6C11> def
/g1861 <5171> def
/g2656 <548C> def
/g3281 <56FD> def
/g1249 <4F0D> def
/g4584 <5C14> def
/g10317 <7279> def
/g14790 <83F2> def
/g4624 <5C3C> def
/g12197 <79D1> def
/g7043 <65AF> def
/g1461 <4FE1> def
/g5699 <606F> def
/g6228 <6280> def
/g7427 <672F> def
/g7389 <6709> def
/g19492 <9650> def
/g1856 <516C> def
/g2508 <53F8> def
G2UEnd
in the second column of the <>, it is the unicode of the Chinese character, but I don't what the mean in the first column, is it the glyph index of the ttf file? It is generated by the virtual printer directly. If I define this ps file manually, how can I find the related first column data by the unicode?

Any help and suggestion will be welcome!
Thanks
Frank

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