Hi Henry,
> > When I inject that sequence, I get the British Standard Rectangular
> > Lozenge which is groff’s way of telling me that the glyph I want
> > doesn’t exist.
>
> This is the right sequence – however, your example uses Unicode quotes
> (U+2019) as delimiters.
That might just be some "smart quoting" on the part of your MUA.
Here's what I get.
$ cat ding.tr
,\f(ZD\N'37'\fP,
$
$ groff ding.tr | sed 1,/%%EndPageSetup/d
/F0 10/Times-Roman@0 SF(,)72 12 Q/F1 10/ZapfDingbats SF(%)A F0(,)A 0 Cg
EP
%%Trailer
end
%%EOF
$
That shows PostScript's Times-Roman being used for the commas as F0, and
ZapfDingbats for the `%', ASCII 37, as F1. Breaking it down more,
/F0 10 /Times-Roman@0 SF
(,) 72 12 Q
/F1 10 /ZapfDingbats SF
(%) A
F0
(,) A
Redirecting the output to a file, and viewing it with `gs ding.ps' shows
a phone.
Cheers, Ralph.
