brendan@cs.widener.edu (Brendan Kehoe) (04/19/91)
Hmmm..this never ceases to be intriguing.
I've got all the fonts built, and things are printing out (after
playing with the drivers & using dvijep); only snag is, the roman
fonts are all bad (well, for the most part). 'i', 'f', 'l', and a few
others are showing up bad (I've gotten the cmr's from another site &
tried them, and the same results). Sometimes things screw up (like in
The Short Story, 'time' and 'galaxy' are munged; but if I insert a
word, say 'long', in front of time, it comes out ok, but then other
words are messed up).
The math symbols are coming out ok, and the cmbx* fonts are all
fine; some of the cmti's are also munged.
Is there *anyone* out there that's using TeX with an HP LaserJet III
that doesn't have PostScript? The last date on the dvijep stuff is in
1989, which leads me to believe somewhere there must be an update (or
a better program). Does a Unix version of the dvihp program exist?
(One of our professors uses TeX regularly on his PC & said he uses
that to print the dvi's out.)
Thanks for your time. Mebbe soon I'll actually start to get to learn
TeX itself, eh? ;-)
Brendan
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