; This file explains how to set up Windows to use the ; Bitstream Charter Roman typeface. ; ; Lines beginning with semicolons are comments. Comments may not ; contain an equal sign. ; ; To use this soft font from within a MS-Windows application, you must ; add part of this file to your WIN.INI file. Always back up your WIN.INI ; before modifying it. You must also have a PostScript Printer, and add the ; following under the ; [Printer_Name,Port] heading: ; and ; softfonts[equals sign]X, where X is the number of soft fonts you have. ; ; You must also create a font directory where soft fonts will reside. ; e.g. C:\FONTS or C:\PS_FONTS (for PostScript Fonts, as opposed to ; a directory for HP/PCL fonts). ; ; Then, simply add the following underneath the "softfonts" subheading, ; substituting numerals for the variables A, B, C, and D. If this is ; your first soft font set of soft fonts, , make them 1, 2, 3, and 4. ; If it is you second set, make them 5, 6, 7, and 8. ; ; NOTE: only put the "softfonts" subheading in ONCE. ; ; EXAMPLE: ; : If you have 2 soft fonts, your [Printer_Name,Port] heading might look like ; this, without the semicolons ; [PostScript,LPT1] device=NEC Silentwriter LC-890 papersource=1 paper0=Letter paper1=Letter paper6=Letter paper7=Letter paper11= orientation=0 softfonts=6 softfont1=C:\FONTS\swiss_r.pfm,C:\FONTS\swiss.pso softfont2=C:\FONTS\old_eng.pfm,C:\FONTS\old_eng.pso ; Windows will automagically add the soft fonts, with ; their names, under your font choices in the application. ; It will also download them to your printer as needed. ; ; Note:For PageMaker, you may want to rename your PM.CNF file, ; the PageMaker configuration file. It will be re-created as ; soon as you run PageMaker, and it will have the new fonts. ; Now that you understand all there is to know about ; downloadable fonts, copy and paste the following into ; your WIN.INI file, and copy the .PFM and .PSO file into ; your font directory. ; ; - Charlie Seljos ; ; softfonts= softfontA=C:\FONTS\bitschar.pfm,C:\FONTS\bitschar.pso