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Specifying font substitution through initialization files, Using OpenType Fonts
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mapping file needs to double-quote the paths as well. For example, if your fonts reside in E:\Program Files\ps\fonts , the font-mapping file could have any of these variations: PATH: "E:\Program Files\ps\fonts" FONT: AvantGarde-Book AvantGarde-Book FONT AvantGarde-Book "E:\Program Files\ps\fonts\AvantGarde-Book" Note: You can use either the ps2afp -F or the pdf2afp -F command flag or the ps_font_map_files keyword in the transform command configuration file to specify a font-mapping file. If the value from those three sources is different than that specified in the transform daemon configuration file, the transform daemon restarts the PostScript interpreter so that the new value for the font-mapping file takes effect for that one job. However, restarting the PostScript interpreter decreases performance, because the interpreter is restarted again with the font-mapping file in the configuration file for the very next PostScript job. Specifying font substitution through initialization files You can issue specific PostScript commands to specify whether printers substitute fonts for those defined in job tickets that are neither inline with the job nor resident on the printer. To do this task, modify the UserInit file that is located in the install_path\ps file system. To make sure that fonts not inline with the job or resident on your printer substitute Courier fonts to allow the job to print, specify this in the UserInit file: %! turnFontSubstitutionOn To make sure that fonts not inline with the job or resident on your printer do not print, specify this in the UserInit file: %! turnFontSubstitutionOff Using OpenType Fonts This section describes what you need to use OpenType Fonts for printing with InfoPrint Manager. These fonts offer many benefits over printing with standard font resources. They provide users with these benefits: v A wide range of non-Latin typefaces from which to choose v A multilingual presentation environment through the support of Unicode Chapter 26. Working with fonts 257