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Re: fonts for postscript.
- Subject: Re: fonts for postscript.
- From: gareth@opus.freenet.vancouver.bc.ca (Gareth Jones)
- Date: 1995/09/14
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Vancouver Regional FreeNet
- References: <Pine.A32.3.91.950913190330.7429A-100000@srv1.freenet.calgary.ab.ca>
Brian D. Uhreen (bduhreen@freenet.calgary.ab.ca) wrote:
: hej all,
: I have recently acquired a LaserWriter IInt (thnx to all who
: replied to previous posts about it). Now this thing has some 36 odd
: built in fonts. As far as I can tell, please tell me if I am wrong, I
: need a corasponding font on my GS to use the postscript..(ie touse the
: postscript helvetica I need helvetica on the GS). Where can I find these
: fonts? Are they on the net at all or do I have to grovel at my apple
: dealer to find them.
: On a semi-related topic..what are teh dip switches for ont he
: back of this thing...there are two dips? (Sorry..it came with no manuals)
: Brian
: bduhreen@freenet.calgary.ab.ca |Att planera ar att grundlagga en spanning
: or Brian Uhreen 907 19th St NE |Att foru at sin plan i livet ar att
: Calgary Alberta, |vidnakthalla denna spanning
: Canada | Peter Hoeg
No problemo. If you check your GS System software you'll find bit-mapped
versions of a number of your built-in postscript fonts (Times, etc.),
plus the laserwriter driver can SUBSTITUTE PS fonts for certain bitmaps:
Geneva becomes Helvetica
Shaston becomes a shortened and ugly version of Helvetica
New York becomes times
Venice becomes Zapf Chancery
Monaco becomes Courier.
Other than that: does your local Apple User Group have a disk library?
-Gareth