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From: crimmins@csli.Stanford.EDU (Mark Crimmins)
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: DviDriver using Deskjet+ soft/cartridge fonts?
Message-ID: <12572@csli.Stanford.EDU>
Date: 7 Mar 90 04:11:37 GMT
Sender: crimmins@csli.Stanford.EDU (Mark Crimmins)
Reply-To: crimmins@csli.stanford.edu (Mark Crimmins)
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The title says it all.  Does anyone know of a dvi driver that uses
something other than simply the graphics mode of the deskjet (i.e.,
either sorft fonts or cartridge fonts)?

My machine is a 3B1 sysV unix box.  I have a dvidj driver that uses
the graphics mode, but printing with this takes a great deal of time,
and I suspect that using the capabilities of the printer better would
speed thing up very considerably.  Since I am a very heavy user of
TeX/LaTeX (boy, I sound like an addict), this is a constant source of
frustration. 

Thanks very much for any and all advice.

Mark
crimmins@csli.stanford.edu