December 2008
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
33h 22m
English
Content preview from CJKV Information Processing, 2nd Edition
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manufacturers to produce PostScript CJKV printers by licensing the necessary system les
from Adobe Systems. It also makes it possible for users to CJKV-enable such PostScript
devices by downloading a contemporary CJKV font using Adobe Systems’ installer.
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Versions of PostScript prior to PostScript Level 2, now called PostScript Level 1, did not
have composite font support, exceptions being PostScript Japanese Level 1 printers, such
as Apple’s LaserWriter II NTX-J just mentioned.
No matter which version of PostScript you have in your printer, if the font with which you
are attempting to print is resident on the printer (“resident” here refers to being baked
into ROM or on the printer’s hard disk, whether internal or external), the font is rendered
on the printer. To give you an example of the size of a PostScript le compared to sending
bitmapped data to the printer from the computer, see the following code, which repre-
sents a complete PostScript le for printing my Japanese penname () set vertically
at 200-point:
%!
/Ryumin-Light-V findfont
200 scalefont
setfont
306 720 moveto
<3E2E 4E53 3775> show
showpage
is code example provides the necessary rendering instructions to the PostScript inter-
preter resident on the printer. e printer then renders the characters per the instructions.
Compare that with a le that contains bitmapped data for three 200-p
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