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Re: Generating PS for Docutech 135 from Frame



Dina,

If it looks good in the PDF, how about using that as your launching point to
send a file to the Docutech folks.

Or, maybe I can run it for you.

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Dina Davidson wrote:
> 
> Hey all:
> 
> I am having some problems with my print service provider.
> 
> Setup at my end: FM 5.5.6 on Win 95, 128 mb ram, Adobe 4.2.4
> driver/Docutech135 ppd. Docs are highly graphical operating manuals: b/w,
> all TrueType fonts (I'm working on that with "les grandes fromages" at my
> office).
> 
> Hmmm.  I have set the TT fonts to download as outlines.
> When I distill the file to PDF to have a look, it's ugly: missing characters
> too.
> 
> When I generate a PS file using the Adobe driver set up with the Acrobat
> PPD, I send the TT fonts as Type 42, the resulting PS file is bigger (which
> somehow reassures me) and certainly looks a heckuva lot better when
> distilled to PDF.
> 
> Anyone got any explicit experience with generating PostScript for sending to
> a Docutech?
> 
> I know I must be missing something here!
> 
> Thanks for any help/commiseration/hacks anyone can send my way....
> 
> Dina
> 
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