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Article #3246IncludeFont in an EPS file ???s
From: jwhiting
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 1990 06:06
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 1990 06:06
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When I create a Fontographer font file to be included in a hand-written
EPS file, which font format option do I choose? My guess is PostScript-
uncompressed as opposed to Encapsulated PostScript.
I plan on following the EPS spec ver 2.0:
%!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2
%%Title: abc
%%Creator: jwhiting
%%CreationDate: 10/1/90 10:38 PM
%%BoundingBox: 0 0 106 74
%%DocumentFonts: fontNameHere
%%IncludeFont: fontNameHere
%%BeginFont: fontNameHere
font as PostScript from Fontographer
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%%EndFont
%%EndComments
the rest of my PostScript code
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Am I doing anything wrong? The Adobe EPS tech note is noticeably
lacking in examples and I know that most application developers
interpret the spec loosely (at best).
thanks in advance,
jwhiting
cdp!jwhiting@labrea.stanford.edu
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