Ok - so - I got yudit living on my box, which also contains the uniprint program.
$ man uniprint uniprint - produce postscript output from unicode text for printing So - here's the command I'm using on what appears to be a Chinese utf-8 file: uniprint -in chinese_utf8.txt -out /tmp/chinese_utf8.ps -size 14 Now - all seems well, until I try to view the file: ggv (or gv) /tmp/chinese_utf8.ps I see *almost* all the Chinese characters, but there's still a few boxes that are 'bitboxes' - the empty boxes with the little encoding numbers in them. Seems like uniprint doesn't know how to 'draw' them, or what have you. I'm no X/utf8/PS master here - could anyone give me a hint as to wth I need to do to get the rest of the characters to draw properly into the PS output file? Thanks! -Jeff -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
