Problem appears to be solved, by doing this:
static Font getFont(String psFont)
{
GraphicsEnvironment env =
GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment();
Font[] allFonts = env.getAllFonts();
Font retFont = null;
for (Font basefont : allFonts)
if (basefont.getPSName().equals(psFont))
{
// This is an unstyled font with a PSname that doesn't
// reflect that. So generate the four types of
styles, and
// match PSnames.
String name = basefont.getFamily();
Font plain = new Font(name, Font.PLAIN, 1);
Font italic = new Font(name, Font.ITALIC, 1);
Font bold = new Font(name, Font.BOLD, 1);
Font bolditalic = new Font(name, Font.BOLD +
Font.ITALIC, 1);
if (psFont.equals(plain.getPSName()))
return plain;
else if (psFont.equals(italic.getPSName()))
return italic;
else if (psFont.equals(bold.getPSName()))
return bold;
else if (psFont.equals(bolditalic.getPSName()))
return bolditalic;
}
System.err.println("Warning: Font with postscript name " +
psFont + " not found on this system!");
return null;
}
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