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Does *anybody* know how to embed a Type 1 font into a PostScript file?
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On Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:51:55 +0000, Invisible wrote:
> Does *anybody* know how to embed a Type 1 font into a PostScript file?
http://tinyurl.com/yznjf53
Just looking at the results of that URL, looks like stackoverflow.com
might have something.
Jim
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>> Does *anybody* know how to embed a Type 1 font into a PostScript file?
>
> http://tinyurl.com/yznjf53
>
> Just looking at the results of that URL, looks like stackoverflow.com
> might have something.
Yeah.
"In order to embed a TrueType font in a Postscript document, you will
first need to convert it to a Type 42 font. [...] Embedding Type 1 fonts
is a lot easier."
Uh-huh, that's real helpful.
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On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:24:55 +0000, Invisible wrote:
>>> Does *anybody* know how to embed a Type 1 font into a PostScript file?
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/yznjf53
>>
>> Just looking at the results of that URL, looks like stackoverflow.com
>> might have something.
>
> Yeah.
>
> "In order to embed a TrueType font in a Postscript document, you will
> first need to convert it to a Type 42 font. [...] Embedding Type 1 fonts
> is a lot easier."
>
> Uh-huh, that's real helpful.
Then try the link at clemson.edu. I didn't follow the links, I figured
you could probably manage that and find a result that helped you
accomplish your goal.
Jim
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>> Uh-huh, that's real helpful.
>
> Then try the link at clemson.edu.
Also not relevant. It merely describes how to get TeX to embed Type 1
fonts in the documents it generates - not how to do so manually, by hand.
> I didn't follow the links, I figured
> you could probably manage that and find a result that helped you
> accomplish your goal.
I've just about given up on this goal. It is apparently way too hard.
All I really wanted was to put the TeX Computer Modern fonts into a
PostScript file. But I have since decided to use Courier anyway...
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On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:34:48 +0000, Invisible wrote:
>>> Uh-huh, that's real helpful.
>>
>> Then try the link at clemson.edu.
>
> Also not relevant. It merely describes how to get TeX to embed Type 1
> fonts in the documents it generates - not how to do so manually, by
> hand.
Seems to me that if the fonts you want from TeX can be embedded in a
Postscript file, that you could generate such a document, follow the
procedure, and then look at the resulting PostScript file to see how it
was done. <shrug>
Jim
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>>> Then try the link at clemson.edu.
>> Also not relevant. It merely describes how to get TeX to embed Type 1
>> fonts in the documents it generates - not how to do so manually, by
>> hand.
>
> Seems to me that if the fonts you want from TeX can be embedded in a
> Postscript file, that you could generate such a document, follow the
> procedure, and then look at the resulting PostScript file to see how it
> was done. <shrug>
Heh. I'm guessing it's a tad complex. ;-) But sure, if I can work out
how to get PostScript from TeX, I could maybe do it that way. (I've
never tried to make TeX output to PS before.)
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On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:43:43 +0000, Invisible wrote:
>>>> Then try the link at clemson.edu.
>>> Also not relevant. It merely describes how to get TeX to embed Type 1
>>> fonts in the documents it generates - not how to do so manually, by
>>> hand.
>>
>> Seems to me that if the fonts you want from TeX can be embedded in a
>> Postscript file, that you could generate such a document, follow the
>> procedure, and then look at the resulting PostScript file to see how it
>> was done. <shrug>
>
> Heh. I'm guessing it's a tad complex. ;-) But sure, if I can work out
> how to get PostScript from TeX, I could maybe do it that way. (I've
> never tried to make TeX output to PS before.)
It might be - you'll never know until you try. ;-)
Jim
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Invisible schrieb:
> Heh. I'm guessing it's a tad complex. ;-) But sure, if I can work out
> how to get PostScript from TeX, I could maybe do it that way. (I've
> never tried to make TeX output to PS before.)
The latter can't be too difficult. Doxygen, for instance, generates
PostScript and PDF output via a LaTeX interim step, and it didn't look
too complicated to me.
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