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In article <3776@phri.UUCP> roy@phri.UUCP (Roy Smith) writes:
>Lwsrv seems to strip the high bit from every character.
>People have reported that if they print a document on the lwsvriced (have I
>take verbification too far with that one?) printer, all their degree signs
>get turned into zeros.

You should run lwsrv with the switch "-T quote8bit" so that characters
having their eighth bit set are converted into "\octalnumber".

However, there is a slight problem with that solution:  PostScript only
recognizes \octalnumber in strings, but the conversion is done for
(almost) all characters, even in names.  I noticed the problem when I
tried to print using an Arabic downloadable font which had a very strange
name.  My solution was simply to enable the \-conversion only inside
strings.  It works fine.

I sent the fix to Charlie C.  Kim, but it is unclear whether it will be
included in later versions of lwsrv.  If you have a similar problem, I can
send you the diffs.

	/Dan Sahlin, SICS

email: dan@sics.se