cht@e40-008-5.MIT.EDU (Chester Liu) (11/26/90)
Hello ATM gurus, I usually print files by saving it as a Postscript file (via command-f) and then uploading the file to the local mainframe to print. However, ever since I started using ATM it inserts the encoded font description into the Postscript file, not matter what font it is, adding ~30K into the file for each font I use. I want to be able to supress the font description for Times, for example, since the laser printer already has Times built in, but I would like Garamond to be included in the Postscript file since the printer does not have Garamond. Is there a way to tell ATM "include just font X in the Postscript and not font Y"? Thanks for you reply! If you have ANY suggestions please share them with me! -Chester Liu cht@athena.mit.edu
roskar@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Veljko Roskar) (11/29/90)
In article <1990Nov25.190931.5775@athena.mit.edu> cht@e40-008-5.MIT.EDU (Chester Liu) writes: > Is there a way to tell ATM "include just font X in the >Postscript and not font Y"? There is a simple program called FONT Toggler available at Sumex that will do exactly what you want, ie. it will change the creator name of the outline fonts you specify to xWFN and vice versa. -- Veljko Roskar | roskar@jhuvms.bitnet Department of Chemical Engineering | roskar@jhuvms.hcf.jhu.edu The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore | uunet!mimsy!aplcen!jhunix!roskar