Yes. The easiest way is to the use a <magnify> tag with the "textwidth"
type. For instance:
<magnify type=textwidth factor=80>
<f name="Goudy">
<z newsize=10>
Here is my text.
</magnify>
You could also use a <setwidth newsize=XX> tag after the <z newsize=XX>
tag to scale the glyphs. However, the setwidth will automatically be
reset to match the font size on the next <z> tag.
Dan
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