Xerox 6180N FreeFlow® Print Server System Guide - Page 18

Optional or soft fonts, Font substitution, PostScript fonts, PCL 5e fonts

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System Administration NOTE: Refer to your application documentation for more information on downloading fonts in your document. If you are using a font in your application that has the same name as a resident font but is a different version, it must be downloaded with the job. The Xerox FreeFlow Print Server controller will use the downloaded font rather than the resident font. NOTE: Marking a font for "permanent" downloading in your application is not supported. Optional or soft fonts Downloading fonts each time you print will increase the size of the file and result in a longer transmission time. If your print jobs regularly require a font that is not a resident font, you may request to have it installed as an optional font at the Xerox FreeFlow Print Server controller. Your printing organization's font policy should give you the specific information you need to request a special font. Font substitution A document may require a font that is not available at the Xerox FreeFlow Print Server controller and has not been downloaded with the source file. When the requested font is not available, font substitution will take place. PostScript fonts A single default font, set by the System Administrator in the Xerox FreeFlow Print Server software, will be substituted for any font requirements that cannot be met at the Print Server controller. A message will be printed to confirm that a substitution has taken place. PCL 5e fonts Another type of substitution occurs for PCL fonts. If a requested PCL font is not available, the Xerox FreeFlow Print Server controller will determine which available font best matches the requested one and perform the substitution. Any PCL stream that does not have any fonts specified in the file will have the default font programmed in the "PCL font" section for the corresponding queue in Queue Management. 1-8 System Guide

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1-8
System Guide
System Administration
NOTE:
Refer to your application documentation for more
information on downloading fonts in your document.
If you are using a font in your application that has the same name
as a resident font but is a different version, it must be downloaded
with the job. The Xerox FreeFlow Print Server controller will use
the downloaded font rather than the resident font.
NOTE:
Marking a font for “permanent” downloading in your
application is not supported.
Optional or soft fonts
Downloading fonts each time you print will increase the size of the
file and result in a longer transmission time. If your print jobs
regularly require a font that is not a resident font, you may request
to have it installed as an optional font at the Xerox FreeFlow Print
Server controller. Your printing organization's font policy should
give you the specific information you need to request a special
font.
Font substitution
A document may require a font that is not available at the Xerox
FreeFlow Print Server controller and has not been downloaded
with the source file. When the requested font is not available, font
substitution will take place.
PostScript fonts
A single default font, set by the System Administrator in the Xerox
FreeFlow Print Server software, will be substituted for any font
requirements that cannot be met at the Print Server controller. A
message will be printed to confirm that a substitution has taken
place.
PCL 5e fonts
Another type of substitution occurs for PCL fonts. If a requested
PCL font is not available, the Xerox FreeFlow Print Server
controller will determine which available font best matches the
requested one and perform the substitution. Any PCL stream that
does not have any fonts specified in the file will have the default
font programmed in the “PCL font” section for the corresponding
queue in Queue Management.