Technical data

BookmanOldStyle-Italic-ISOLatin5
BookmanOldStyle-ISOLatin5
CenturyGothic-Bold-ISOLatin5
CenturyGothic-BoldItalic-ISOLatin5
CenturyGothic-Italic-ISOLatin5
CenturyGothic-ISOLatin5
CenturySchoolbook-Bold-ISOLatin5
CenturySchoolbook-BoldItalic-ISOLatin5
CenturySchoolbook-Italic-ISOLatin5
CenturySchoolbook-ISOLatin5
Courier-Bold-ISOLatin5
Courier-BoldItalic-ISOLatin5
Courier-Italic-ISOLatin5
Courier-ISOLatin5
MonotypeCorsiva-ISOLatin5
TimesNewRoman-Bold-ISOLatin5
TimesNewRoman-BoldItalic-ISOLatin5
TimesNewRoman-Italic-ISOLatin5
TimesNewRoman-ISOLatin5
• Latin-9 (*.ISO8859-15)
No PostScript fonts are supplied for locales using Latin-9 encoding.
However, a default printer configuration file (PCF) is available for
Latin-9. When specified for the wwpsof print filter, this file enables
automatic conversion of Latin-9 bitmap fonts to PostScript. See
wwpsof
(8) for more information.
• Unicode (*.UTF-8)
The X locale database file used by applications running in the
universal.UTF-8, en_US.UTF-8, or Asian locales (Chinese, Japanese,
Korean) contains font definitions that include all the fonts used with
the operating system. This enables applications under en_US.UTF-8
to display all the font characters installed with Worldwide Language
Support (WLS). Applications under the Asian locales display all the
font characters installed with WLS, except for ISO8859–2, –4, –5, –7,
–8, –9, and TACTIS.
See wwpsof
(8) and Unicode(5) for more information.
• Traditional Chinese (*.dechanyu).
The operating system provides the following traditional Chinese outline
fonts for printing on PostScript printers and for display through Level II
Display Postscript extension. For information on use of these fonts with
PostScript printers, Display PostScript, or display through a rasterizer,
see the
Technical Reference for Using Chinese Features online manual.
Sung-Light-CNS11643
Hei-Light-CNS11643
• Simplified Chinese (*.dechanzi).
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