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  3. March 2002

Re: Re: font-encoding in scs2pdf

That's interesting.  So you're suggesting that we don't need to map the
characters at all?  Just define the CCSID in the PDF itself?  Is there a
downside to this approach?

The mailing list strips all attachments, because they don't work in
digests or archives.  So, your only other option besides posting the
link (which worked great) would be to include the code in-line.


On 14 Mar 2002, Carey Evans wrote:
>
> I've also put together an example of using a custom encoding that
> defines the CCSID 37 characters within the PDF.  I'll try to attach
> it, since it's so short; if the mailing list software strips it out,
> it'll be at http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/c.evans/sw/test37.pdf for a
> while.
>

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