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This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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Distill Message #13324
From: Lenox H. Brassell Adobe Forum · PostScript October 5, 1989 12:42 PM
Lori, Thanks for directing me to the UNSTUF.ARC — there's no need to upload an ASCII version of Distill. –Lenox
#13274 Type 1 Specs Message #13289
From: Lenox H. Brassell Adobe Forum · Talk to the Trade October 4, 1989 2:23 PM
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#13253 #Distill Message #13258
From: Lenox H. Brassell Adobe Forum · PostScript October 3, 1989 5:24 PM
Lori, Ah, I have a problem with the Distill program you uploaded. I don't have a Mac, but the file you uploaded is a compressed file which requires StuffIt (a Mac utility) to unpack. Can you upload the file in ZIP, ARC, or clear ASCII format for me? Thanks again!…
#Distill Message #13225
From: Lenox H. Brassell Adobe Forum · PostScript October 2, 1989 2:39 PM
Lori, About a month ago you said you would upload DistillPS for us. Is that ready to go yet? –Lenox
#6628 ReEncode bug Message #6641
From: Lenox H. Brassell Amiga Vendor · Impulse November 9, 1988 11:45 AM
Steve, Looks like you're exactly right — that's what the book says. But I don't really understand the need for the components of composite characters to be in the encoding vector. I'd think that the fact that /A and /acute are defined in CharStrings would be enough information for the…
#ReEncode bug Message #6621
From: Lenox H. Brassell Amiga Vendor · Impulse November 8, 1988 4:04 PM
I am using the ReEncode procedure which I found in the file PS-17C.TXT in DL4. For reasons I don't understand, the new font which I make will not work if the new Encoding vector is too different from the original one. Consider the following re-encoding fonts: /VeryDifferent [256 {/.notdef} repeat]…