Ricoh InfoPrint Pro C900AFP InfoPrint Manager - Page 290
Modifying the FGID and CPGID GRID files, path>\var\psf
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4. Change the first entry in the copied line (in the FCS name column) to the character set identifier of the Prestige 10 point font that you want to map to the Gothic 10 point font. You can change the comment at the end of the copied line to identify the mapping change you are making. C0S0PR10 40 - 144 240 # PRESTIGE 10 mapped to GOTHIC TEXT 10 5. Search the remainder of the charset.grd file to make sure that it contains no other C0S0PR10 entries. A later entry of the same character set would replace the entry you just made. 6. Save your changes and close the file. If you want to print jobs that specify the personal computer ASCII codepage for Iceland, T1000861, but that codepage is not available, you can map codepage T1000861 to the personal computer multilingual codepage for ASCII data, T1000850. Do these steps: 1. Open the file \grd\codepage.grd.sample in a text editor such as Notepad. 2. Click File → Save as. Rename the file codepage.grd and save it into the \var\psf\PrinterName directory, where PrinterName is the name of the InfoPrint actual destination representing the actual device. 3. Edit the codepage.grd file you just created and copy this line for the personal computer multilingual codepage for ASCII data: T1000850 850 980 # PC MULTILINGUAL 4. Change the first entry in the copied line (in the code page name column) to the codepage identifier of the personal computer ASCII codepage for Iceland that you want to map to the multilingual codepage. You can change the comment at the end of the copied line to identify the mapping change you are making. T1000860 850 980 # ICELAND MAPPED TO MULTILINGUAL 5. Search the remainder of the codepage.grd file to make sure that it contains no other T1000860 entries. A later entry of the same character set would replace the entry you just made. 6. Save your changes and close the file. Modifying the FGID and CPGID GRID files You can add new entries to map your GRID data to the resident fonts in your printer by modifying either the fgid.grd.sample file or the cpgid.grd.sample file. If you have a printer that does not support the outline font technology (such as the InfoPrint 3835 Advanced Function Printer), we recommend that you map all the CZnnnn entries to raster font character-set names. If you do not create this mapping, InfoPrint issues an error message and does not print the job. For example, to map the Times New Roman Latin 1 character set to the raster version, follow these steps. 1. Open the file \grd\fgid.grd.sample in a text editor such as Notepad. 2. Click File → Save as. Rename the file fgid.grd and save it into the \var\psf\PrinterName directory, where PrinterName is the name of the InfoPrint actual destination representing the printer device. 3. Edit the file that you just created and copy this line: 2308 2039 * * CZN200 # Times New Roman Latin1 272 InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Procedures