Akim wrote: > I get a non conformant PostScript > file, contrary to what the first line claims (%!PS-Adobe-3.0). > Indeed, in such a document, the pages must be independant of each > other, which typically means that either all the fonts are included in > the preamble of the document, or in each page that needs them.
Hi Akim, are you able to provide references to the Postscript specs where it specifies that the fonts must be in the prolog in the manner you described? > All the BeginFont/EndFont should be in the prolog. This is not a > stylistic issue, I am not a language lawyer: lack of conformance > breaks all the postprocessing tools such as psnup, psbook, a2ps etc. How do they fail? Can you provide a definitive set of sample commands to illustrate the problem, if it still exists in the latest X11R7 packages in unstable? I tried psnup -4, but it appears to work "fine", the output prints to paper as requested, 4 logical pages to one physical page, fonts looking the same as in the original Xprint output. gv displays it a little funny, truncating the text, but I suspect that is a different problem. Drew -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
