I'm using AFPL ghostscript 7.04 which is the latest stable release.
And I think the problem is not with ghostscript because I can view\print
hebrew PDFs\Postscripts generated not on my machine...
But the ones generated locally by Konqueror Mozilla and Kword(About Kword I'm
not sure, I can't make it print to a file, and the printer doesn't prints
gibrish, it just gives an empty page) cannot be viewed\printed...
What am I missing?
Thanks,
-Amir.
On Friday 03 May 2002 00:39, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> On Fri, 3 May 2002, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> > > 1. When trying to print a Hebrew web page from mozilla or konqueror it
> > > gives me "gibrish", when printing to a postscript file and viewing it
> > > with ghostview I see "gibrish" on the screen.
> >
> > mozille has problem with hebrew, konqui3 needs postscript 7, i could not
> > find a mdk rpm so I installed another one i found and it works,
>
> I assume you mean ghostscript 7.
>
> There are actually three versions of "ghostscript 7":
>
> * APFL ghostscript, now at version 7.2.0
> * GNU ghostscript, now at version 7.0.5 (based on the codebase of APFL GS)
>
> See http://www.ghostscript.com/ for the last two
>
> * EPS ghostscript: based on an older version of ghostscript, and uses a
> different framework (related to CUPS), now at version 7.0.5.1
>
> See http://www.cups.org/
>
> > > 2. When printing a document with Hebrew from Kword the printer just
> > > gives me a clean page...
> > >
> > >
> > > 3. Printing a postscript document(not generated on my machine) in
> > > hebrew works fine.
>
> It has the Hebrew fonts already embedded inside it.
>
> > i have a similar problem:
> > i cannt view pdf files in kghostview. but when i print files to pdf from
> > kword i can view those one correctly.
>
> Which PDF files you can't view properly? How were they created?
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