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In article <144@fs1.ee.ubc.ca> mok@coho.ee.ubc.ca (Winston Mok) writes:

   I  have  a LaTeX document that uses fonts cmmi5 and cmmi7. I found that the
   characters  are  too  thin when printed on our TI postscript laser printer.
   The local sys. admin. suggested adding the lines 

           mag:=0.3;
           mode:=ti;

   to the cmmi5.mf and cmmi7.mf files and run the program cmmf on them.

This will work but probably not to great.  

[First a disclamer-I am making the assumtion that your TI laser has a
ricoh engine (write-write) and mode:=ti; does do all the stuff needed
for white write engines.  Finally I am assuming that your cmmf is not
made for white-write engines]

The TI is a write-white engine.  This causes headaches.  What you need
to do is grab a version of cmmf that has been built for write-white
engines.

You should write to Pierre MacKay, mackay@june.cs.washington.edu to
see what the newest stuff for ww eng is.


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