Hi.

A while back I finally decided to take the plunge and set up Hebrew on
my Linux box.

Actually, it went pretty smoothly, and I now have Hebrew fonts and a
Hebrew keymap - everything is working quite well.

Today I was looking at some Hebrew web pages, and decided to print
something out. I was disappointed to see that all I get on the printed
page is some numerals and punctuation marks. (I used http://www.gov.il
for testing).

I googled around a bit and came up with the Hebrew Printing in KDE
document on IGLU. I followed the instructions for making fonts
available to ghostscript, and I checked using 

     gs prfont.ps
GS> /<font name> DoFont

and I see the fonts I added.


I started up kword, and created a simple file using the 
Nachlieli-Light font. I verified that I can see the font using
GS> /Nachlieli-Light Dofont. Everything works fine. I printed the document
from kword to a ps file. However, when I print it, none of the Hebrew
shows up. I then tried to view it using gv. All I get is a blank page.


Here's the first lines from the ps file:

%!PS-Adobe-1.0
%%BoundingBox: 0 0 594 841
%%Creator: Qt 3.1.2
%%CreationDate: Sun Jul 6 14:30:29 2003
%%Orientation: Portrait
%%Pages: 1
%%DocumentFonts: Nachlieli-Light

%%EndComments
%%BeginProlog
% Prolog copyright 1994-2003 Trolltech. You may copy this prolog in any way
% that is directly related to this document. For other use of this prolog,
% see your licensing agreement for Qt.
/d/def load def/D{bind d}bind d/d2{dup dup}D/B{0 d2}D/W{255 d2}D/ED{exch d}D




Any ideas ?


TIA


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