Signature Font Printed Incorrectly to PostScript Printer (132594)
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This article was previously published under Q132594 SYMPTOMS
When you print text with a personalized font created by Signature Software,
text formatted with a "running-hand" font may not be printed as it should
be. "Running-hand" fonts are designed to resemble your handwriting.
CAUSE
Signature Software ships a TrueType version as well as a PostScript version
of these personalized fonts. However, they specify different character sets
for these fonts. The TrueType version is marked ANSI and the PostScript
version is marked Symbol. The PostScript font mapper chooses the TrueType
version for printing.
RESOLUTION
If the program from which you are printing is character set-aware, specify
the Symbol character set for the font before printing.
If the program is not character set-aware, remove the TrueType font in the
Fonts folder. This causes the fonts displayed on the screen to be in the
Symbol character set. You can use a different font while you are typing the
text and then change the font before you print the document.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 12/17/2000 |
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| Keywords: | KB132594 |
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