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Well, one major problem is that Helvetica Condensed and Helvetica Narrow
are *not* the same font.  I'd suggest either:

 - getting the real Helvetica Condensed screen fonts from Adobe or SUMEX-AIM

or

 - define the Helvetica Narrow fonts.  They are simply Helvetica with a
   modified transformation matrix.

Here is some PostScript to do this (at least, it works for me):
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% Helvetica Narrow PostScript font
8 dict begin
	/FontType 3 def
	/FontMatrix [.00082 0 0 .001 0 0] def
	/FontBBox [0 0 1000 1000] def
	/Encoding StandardEncoding def
	/BaseFont /Helvetica findfont 1000 scalefont def
	/String 1 string def
	/BuildChar {
		exch begin
		String exch 0 exch put
		BaseFont setfont String stringwidth
		newpath 0 0 moveto String false charpath flattenpath pathbbox
		setcachedevice
		0 0 moveto
		String show
		end
	} def
	currentdict
end /Helvetica-Narrow exch definefont pop
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The same can be done for the other fonts in the family.  I've gone one step
further and made four Macintosh PostScript font files that I've stuck into
my system folder.  This way they are as easy to use as any other downloadable
fonts.

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Amanda Walker <amanda@intercon.UUCP>
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"Some of the worst mistakes in history have resulted from trying to apply
methods that work fine in one field to another where they don't." -James Hogan