Re: findfont cmd in Encapsulated Postscript

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From: landon g
Date: Fri, 02 May 2003 15:42

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Thanks again! The string idea sounded promising so I made the following 2 attempts with no luck:

1.
/(Bookman Old Style) findfont setfont

2.
/Str1 (Bookman Old Style) def
/Str1 findfont setfont

Still doesn't work. Looks like I've found a context where Postscript doesn't allow strings?? Or is my syntax incorrect?

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