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From:	"William A. Barath" <wi534 AT victoria DOT tc DOT ca>
Subject:	Re: postscript files, what are they and how do i read them
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On Thu, 4 Dec 1997, gibson james wrote:

|There are certainly good reasons to go to Linux, but reading Postscript
|files with the cruddy screen fonts you get with a Linux distribution is
|not one of them.

Sorry for this off-topic message people, but I don't want you thinking
that Linux is limited to skanky fonts!  :)

May I ask you if you have even installed the full distribution of fonts
that come with a Slackware 3.0+ CD set?  All 300+ megs of them?  You have? 
Oh, but then whether or not you have configured Ghostscript to use them is
of course another issue altogether... 

Wil Barath, aka WseM : "I feel as though I see my pen to write"
Author of VPM, EDITPLN, and other VGA Planets support programs
Visit my homepage! -------------> http://victoria.tc.ca/~wi534

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