Just to let folks know a bit more about postscript fonts and convert. As best as I can tell, postscript fonts hang in out in a variety of places, including /usr/share/enscript as afm files. There may be a separate afm directory.
cat *afm | grep FontName will show you what you have got. convert will find the font with with the following following command: convert -font Palatino-Italic -pointsize 70 etc. etc. It does not always work with every font, and I still don't know how convert finds these fonts. Must be some magic with the x server. But, xlsfonts doesn't seem to show postscript fonts. BTW, this method can be generalized, like so: for i in `locate afm`; do echo $i;grep FontName $i ;done > psfonts So, in theory, you could find the name of every postscript font on your box. Joel _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe/Suspend/Etc -> http://www.linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
