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Re: PostScript substitutions



Well, the simple (simple-minded?) answer is that I just didn't think of it.
But there are others, I feel sure, that fall in this category. As I noted,
one can work around it (or use XyWrite's proper characters!), but not all
PostScript characters are in Xy4's CHARSET, so the problem will arise some
day.

Thanks, though, for pointing out that Xy has its own em-dash.


At 09:07 AM 3/20/98 +0100, Alan Heubert wrote:

>Dear Phil:
>I don't know enough to answer your question directly. But tell me, why
>don't you simply use XyWrite's em-dash character, which is ASCII 260.
>


>At 09:57 AM 3/19/98 -0500, Phil Smith wrote:
>>Has anyone out there had experience with substitutions in a PostScript .PRN
>>file not working? Here is my problem (in Xy4 4.011):
>>This happens with some other characters which I treat this way.