> How can I check how the characters Postscript font files define look
> like? I'd like to use some font other than the defaults. For that
> matter how can I check out what characters groff's font files define
> and how they look like?
The easiest method is to use groff's -f flag to change the default
font family -- this silently assumes that you don't change the font
family arbitrarily within your document. For example, try the
following to use `AvantGarde' (which has name `A' in groff) to format
a man page:
groff -fA -man foo.1 > foo.ps
The grops man page (if printed as a PS file) shows all fonts and font
families which are available by default:
groff -man grops.1 > grops.ps
Werner
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