Filter
Top Products
m
Substitute PostScript Fonts for TrueType Fonts on This Printer
When checked,
tells the driver to substitute PostScript fonts available to the printer for
TrueType fonts. The driver uses the TrueType Substitutions table to
determine which PostScript font to use for each TrueType font installed on
your system. Substituting PostScript fonts for TrueType fonts speeds
printing (especially when the PostScript fonts are resident in the printer).
m
TrueType Substitutions for All Printers
Lists all the TrueType fonts installed on
your system, and for each TrueType font, shows which PostScript font is
substituted for a TrueType font. This table is used only when you select the
“Substitute PostScript Fonts for TrueType Fonts on This Printer” option.
m
For This TrueType Font
Shows a list of all the TrueType fonts installed on
your system.
m
Substitute This Font
Lets you select how font substitution is done. Shows a
list of the PostScript fonts that are substituted for the TrueType fonts. Each
list box lists all the PostScript fonts available to the printer. PostScript
fonts available to the printer include all the fonts resident in the printer’s
ROM, as well as all the Type 1 fonts that you have downloaded to the
printer’s RAM. Each list box also contains a Send As Type 1 option, which
converts the TrueType font to a Type 1 font. The Use Defaults button
restores the original PostScript font substitutions.
IMPORTANT
For information about using Font Downloader, see “Downloading
Fonts,” later in this chapter.
213
Windows 3.1 and DOS Users