[cups.general] Can't print bank statement from ar, test page fine.

[Gene Heskett]

On Wednesday 23 August 2006 06:32, Helge Blischke wrote:
>Gene Heskett wrote:
>> On Tuesday 22 August 2006 16:16, Till Kamppeter wrote:
>>>Michael Sweet wrote:
>>>>>Another question: Is it not possible to tell the Acrobat Reader to
>>>>>embed all fonts in the PostScript output?
>>>>
>>>>Yes, there is a check box for downloading fonts on the Acrobat print
>>>>dialog...
>>>
>>>Gene, can you return to "-dPARANOIDSAFER" in pstoraster and activate
>>>font embedding in the Acrobat Reader? Does printing work then?
>>
>> Thats only for asian fonts as near as I can read for version 7.08.  And
>> it was, and still is, checked to enable.
>>
>>>  Till
>>>
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>
> From my experience, and looking ingo various gs versions, the exact
> meaning of SAFER vs PARANOIDSAFER is not completely consistent over tze
> 7.xx and 8.xx versions, though only PAPANOIDSAFER is intended to
> prohibit file reading "at all" with the following exceptions:
>- files listed on the command line
>- files in directories listed in LIBPATH environment variable
>- files in directories listed in FONTPATH environment variable
>(the latter two internally set to compiled-in defaults if not explicitely
>set)
>are permitted for read access.
>
>Thus, I'd suggest to set the FONTPATH variable according to the
> directories where fonts should be searched.
>
>Helge

Humm, I don't have a FONTPATH env var.  And from that logging I sent, it 
found the other variations on that font, apparently w/o any problems, so I 
guess I'm still puzzled as to what to do next Helge.

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