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Re: Embedding fonts in Postscript file

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From: kumar_shanmugam
Date: Sat, 03 May 2003 07:25
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Hi Marc

I tried with the following solution.

I created a ps file with 3 fonts embedded. I opened ps file and fonts coded are put into 3 separate files with their respective postscript font name with extension .ps . I put these three fonts in IBM and MAC rip. In IBM RIP, it did not give any problem. In MAC RIP, since the limitation of 31 characters in MAC, one font was not included at the time of RIPping.

I referred to the document "5040.Supporting Downloadable Postscript Language fonts ", in which they mentioned differnet file naming convention can be used.

If you have any ideas , please suggest to me.

Thanks for ur help.

Kumar S
Consultant
Siemens Inofrmation System ltd
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