Dear Werner and All, while playing with PS fonts I have used printafm.ps file to get font metrics from PS printer or PS engine. It was originally written by James Clark (as groff itself) and later bundled with ghostscript. I have changed it a little to allow it to work with fonts with more then 256 glyphs and removed ghostscropt-specific parts.
Now one can change the font queried in the last lines of the file and use it with ghostscriptgs -q -dNODISPLAY printafm.ps > Times-Roman-GS.afm or with a networked HP printer
nc LaserJet 9100 < printafm.ps > Times-Roman-HP.afm It may be used together with afmdiff.awk from ghostscript to check if the fonts really used by your printing system are the same as the ones groff font files describe.Sincerely, Michail PS. Werener, you were going to have an interrogation session with your
LaserWriter, were not you?
printafm_mv.ps
Description: PostScript document
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