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Re: [m17n] Japanese printing in Firefox
- From: Mike FABIAN <mfabian@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 07:50:42 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <s3tekev97e8.fsf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Mike Shegedin <sandynomike@xxxxxxxxx> さんは書きました:
>> Do you have the ghghostscriptjcjkackage installed?
[...]
> Yes, I had recently installed ghghostscriptjcjkHere
> are the GS packages I have now:
> ghghostscriptonts-other-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptonts-std-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptibrary-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptjcjk0021119-211
> ghghostscript11-7.07.1rcrc207.1
>
> After installing ghghostscriptjcjkI also ran the
> following
> SuSuSEconfig-module ghghostscriptjcjkper your
> directions on
> hthttp/wwwwwususeedemfmfabianususejcjkhghostscriptthtmlhghostscriptbut
OK.
> I wasn't able to do much after that.
Let's check whether your firefox/Mozilla prints with fontembedding
or not (Both is possible, depending on the settings in
firefox/Mozilla).
Print to a file instead of directly to the printer and then run
Ghostscript on that file:
gs mozilla.ps
You will see messages about fonts which are loaded on standard
output. Do you see any messages about missing fonts?
If Mozilla prints without font embedding, it writes a request
for the standard Japanese font name "Ryumin-Light" into the
Postscript output because this font is available in most
Japanese PostScript printers and also supported by Ghostscript
with the ghostscript-cjk extras. I.e., if you Mozilla prints
without fontembedding, you should see a message about loading
Ryumin-Light in the standard output of Ghostscript.
On the other hand, if you Mozilla prints with font embedding, you will
not see Ghostscript loading Ryumin-Light because the fonts are already
contained in the Postscript document.
You should then see which fonts were embedded by grepping in the
Postscript file, for example:
mike@kibou:~$ grep %%BeginResource mozilla.ps
%%BeginResource: CMap IPAPGothic.Regular.0.0_cmap
%%BeginResource: CIDFont IPAPGothic.Regular.0.0
mike@kibou:~$
--
Mike FABIAN <mfabian@xxxxxxx> http://www.suse.de/~mfabian
睡眠不足はいい仕事の敵だ。
>> Do you have the ghghostscriptjcjkackage installed?
[...]
> Yes, I had recently installed ghghostscriptjcjkHere
> are the GS packages I have now:
> ghghostscriptonts-other-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptonts-std-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptibrary-7.07.1rcrc207.1
> ghghostscriptjcjk0021119-211
> ghghostscript11-7.07.1rcrc207.1
>
> After installing ghghostscriptjcjkI also ran the
> following
> SuSuSEconfig-module ghghostscriptjcjkper your
> directions on
> hthttp/wwwwwususeedemfmfabianususejcjkhghostscriptthtmlhghostscriptbut
OK.
> I wasn't able to do much after that.
Let's check whether your firefox/Mozilla prints with fontembedding
or not (Both is possible, depending on the settings in
firefox/Mozilla).
Print to a file instead of directly to the printer and then run
Ghostscript on that file:
gs mozilla.ps
You will see messages about fonts which are loaded on standard
output. Do you see any messages about missing fonts?
If Mozilla prints without font embedding, it writes a request
for the standard Japanese font name "Ryumin-Light" into the
Postscript output because this font is available in most
Japanese PostScript printers and also supported by Ghostscript
with the ghostscript-cjk extras. I.e., if you Mozilla prints
without fontembedding, you should see a message about loading
Ryumin-Light in the standard output of Ghostscript.
On the other hand, if you Mozilla prints with font embedding, you will
not see Ghostscript loading Ryumin-Light because the fonts are already
contained in the Postscript document.
You should then see which fonts were embedded by grepping in the
Postscript file, for example:
mike@kibou:~$ grep %%BeginResource mozilla.ps
%%BeginResource: CMap IPAPGothic.Regular.0.0_cmap
%%BeginResource: CIDFont IPAPGothic.Regular.0.0
mike@kibou:~$
--
Mike FABIAN <mfabian@xxxxxxx> http://www.suse.de/~mfabian
睡眠不足はいい仕事の敵だ。
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