colella@emav51.webo.dg.com (Wayne Colella) (12/04/90)
Hi, folks. I have a question about fonts that I hope is appropriate to post here. I'm most often using PageMaker 4.0 and a LaserWriter II. I know that when printing a PageMaker file, the appropriate PostScript fonts will be downloaded automatically to the LaserWriter RAM, but then flushed from the printer when the job is done. I know that if I download fonts manually (with Font Downloader, or something), the fonts will stay resident in the printer's memory until it is powered down or until more space is needed for another font to be downloaded. Question: Is there a technique or utility available so that I could just print the PageMaker (or other) file without having to either (1) wait for the fonts to be downloaded every time I print it or (2) manually download, yet cause the downloaded fonts to remain in the LaserWriter's memory? Or am I totally confused about the whole thing? Thanks for any help, Wayne Colella colella@emav51.webo.dg.com
aldus@cdp.UUCP (12/10/90)
Wayne, You can use something like PS Send (if you're on a Mac) or the LaserWriter font utility to download a PS font manually. PageMaker will query the printer before it prints and handle downloaded fonts as needed. jwhiting cdp!jwhiting@labrea.stanford.edu