mdeck@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU (Mary Deck) (11/10/90)
I'm using Metafont to build the Euler fonts for an Epson printer (240 dpi) using the epson mode in waits.mf. Metafont runs ok (with the exception of the euex fonts, but that's OK; I don't really need them). When I run gftopk (Ver 2.2) on the gf files, I get the message "Odd aspect ratio" with almost every file, but it still writes the pk files. Is this just a warning, or is it an error? What does it mean? Is it just because they're AMS fonts at < 300dpi? (I can't tell you if the pk files actually work or not. I'm building these fonts for someone else, and I don't have an Epson printer on which to test them.) Thanks..... ....Mary --- Mary M. Deck | mdeck@acsu.buffalo.edu Student Assistant, User Services | rutgers!ub!mdeck University Computing Services, SUNY at Buffalo | mdeck@ubvms.bitnet [UNIX] Buffalo, NY 14260 | acsgmmd@ubvms.bitnet [VMS]
walter@hpsadle.HP.COM (Walter Coole) (11/13/90)
I'm not a META expert (you might try comp.text.fonts), but it sounds as though gf2pk thinks your pixels are very much not square. You might want to check the mode def to be sure that the resolution and aspect ratio are appropriate. You might want to check your gf's with gftodvi.