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Is there a de facto standard Chinese PostScript font name?



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Hello there,

i have some questions about Chinese PostScript situation.
Is there a PostScript printer that has Chinese PostScript fonts?
If there is, i'd like to know the names of Chinese PostScript fonts
installed in the PostScript printer.

In Japan there're a lot of PostScript printers that have Japanese
PostScript fonts, which are Ryumin-Light and GothicBBB-Medium
in most cases. These two are considered as de facto standard
PostScript font names so used in a lot of applications that can
output a Japanese PostScript file. Netscape outputs a PostScript file
for Japanese web pages with Ryumin-Light-RKSJ-H.

Netscape seems to output a PostScript file for Simplified-Chinese
web pages with Song-Medium-GB-H, and that for Traditional-Chinese
with MOESung-Regular-ETen-B5-H. Are these considered as de facto
standard Chinese fonts? Aren't there any other de facto standard
Chinese fonts?

Regards,
--
Yasuhiro Take aka hirot / <take@debian.org>
Debian Project
http://www.debian.org


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