davidd@ttidcb.tti.com (David Dantowitz) (07/03/90)
This may have been covered before. If so, just send me mail, let's not waste more net bandwidth. My subject above sums things up pretty well.
swh@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Steve Harrold) (07/03/90)
>>> My subject above sums things up pretty well.
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Why do you want banking (ATM) terminals involved with PostScript? :-)davidd@ttidca.TTI.COM (David Dantowitz) (07/04/90)
Sorry if the last note was cryptic. For non-Mac users, ATM (Adobe Type Manager) scales Type 1 PostScript fonts for use on non-PostScript devices (e.g., the Mac screen, HP DeskWriter, and ImageWriter). I'd like to find out about PC programs to scale type faces and avoid jagged edges (especially for printers, but not necessarily on the screen). Ideally, such a program would not require large amounts of memory, and could possibly run on a floppy-only system. -- David Dantowitz Singing Barbershop when not computing