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Euro - Symbol with enscript
Hello List,
I am new in this forum. I have a problem with enscript and I am searching for about one year for a solution: We are using enscript and ghostscript to create pdf-Documents with our Software running on linux server. To print the EURO Symbol on a fixed place I can change the Font-Map f.e: ascii 1, "ps{/StandardSymL findfont 20 scalefont setfont}", then I print ascii 160 for the Euro-Symbol. But pinting free text I can not change the Font-Map for only one letter and instead of € I will see only \200 in my pdf document I hope you will uinderstand my problem. Any idea are welcome kind regards stefan2907 |
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