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Hello Deron,
On 05/30/2006, you wrote:
>>Hello Deron and All,
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>> I created a document and printed it to a PostScript file. It is a
>>one page document but the PostScript file was over 600,000 in size.
>>Most strangely, almost all if not all "fi" were turned into /225.
>>Thus, finding became /225nding. What is going on?
> Well, the /225 is not a problem. It simply means that the character
> is >127. By default, PostScript is a 7bit ascii file. Obviously the
> fi ligature is not part of the basic ascii character set. The
> question is does the character exist in the font, and is the font
> being reencoded properly. Obviously one is wrong.
I am using version 4.1.5.6 of PageStream4. I hope to go to
PageStream5 Pro shortly.
> Ok, what version are you using? What font?
The font is Times Normal which is part of the fonts you uploaded. I
had used the font extensively before without any problems.
If I save the file to pdf, all is fine. It is only printing to
PostScript file that seems effected.
> For now, just turn automatic ligatures off in the document.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will do so.
Sure appreciate your responsive support as well as great programming.
>> I like mysteries but this is too much. I use the documents in
>>teaching and pdf creation turns the /225 into nothing.
>>
>>Thanks and talk to you later.
>>--
>>Dr. Larry Keller
>>Levin College of Urban Affairs
>>Cleveland State University
>>lkeller@nacs.net
> Deron Kazmaier - support@pagestream.org
> Grasshopper LLC Publishing -http://www.pagestream.org
> PageStream DTP for Amiga, Linux, Macintosh, and Windows
>
Talk to you later.
--
Dr. Larry Keller
Levin College of Urban Affairs
Cleveland State University
lkeller@nacs.net
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