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I'm here for 2 weeks and I can't see why ... maybe the application is platform independent ... .

Anyway I am stuck in one point ...

How can I create the Encoding array?...

I mean I have the font bits ... and now I have to write in the file the encoding array ... but I can't see clear what do I have to do.

I saw an example that looks like this:

[code]
/Encoding 256 array
dup 0 /c00 put
dup 1 /c01 put
dup 2 /c02 put
...
%and then the CharString:
/CharStrings 257 dict dup begin
/.notdef 0 def
/c00 0 def
/c01 1 def
/c02 2 def
[/code]

the /c00,/c01 have only the role to make the mapping between the Encoding array and CharStrings, right?

And also, for a known font type I saw an example like this:

[code]
/Foo /Courier-BoldOblique 1 1
[ /.notdef/.notdef/
... /space/exclam/quotedbl/numbersign ... 

  [/code]

Why would one do this, if it is a known font (btw I can't figure out now why is it using [ and ]).

I know this are rather simple questions ... but things are starting to
become really overwhelming over here ...

Is it something I'm missing here?because I thought that in de Encode array i will map every character with the new value .Is this why in the example it first defined /cxx and then used it in the CharString .

David.