Can you suggest a good printer for printing Esperanto documents?
Davis Bennett
Howdy all,
As the subject says, I'm looking for suggestions on what printers are
good for printing Esperanto documents. It would help if all
suggestions are kept to current or reasonably current printers as I'd
like to purchase new.
Does anybody know if there are printers (laser printers) that have
built-in fonts that have all the Esperanto characters?
Please e-mail all replies to buf...@ns.sympatico.ca
Sincerely,
Davis Bennett
Don HARLOW
>Howdy all,
>
>As the subject says, I'm looking for suggestions on what printers are
>good for printing Esperanto documents. It would help if all
>suggestions are kept to current or reasonably current printers as I'd
>like to purchase new.
>
For quite a number of years I've been printing documents in Esperanto
from my Macintosh on a Texas Instruments microLaser ps35. Recently my
wife bought an HP67C inkjet printer to attach to our Windows machine,
and it also prints Esperanto materials quite nicely (I output my
e-mail copy of "Eventoj" using it twice a month, after using global
search-and-replace to insert the twelve Esperanto characters where
they ought to be).
Neither of these has built-in Esperanto fonts. The microLaser
downloads the appropriate PostScript fonts from the Mac (or, if you
have a bunch of documents to print, there's a utility that lets you
install them). I'm not sure how the HP67C works, only that it does. I
suspect that most printers will behave similarly.
Don HARLOW
http://www.webcom.com/~donh/
(English version available at http://www.webcom.com/~donh/dona.html)
Alan Gould
In article <347e21e3...@news1.sympatico.ca>, Davis Bennett
<buf...@ns.sympatico.ca> writes
>Howdy all,
>
>As the subject says, I'm looking for suggestions on what printers are
>good for printing Esperanto documents. It would help if all
>suggestions are kept to current or reasonably current printers as I'd
>like to purchase new.
>
>built-in fonts that have all the Esperanto characters?
>
>Please e-mail all replies to buf...@ns.sympatico.ca
Windows Word and Espfonts.
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Alan Gould | al...@agolincs.demon.co.uk
Franck Arnaud
Don HARLOW:
> Recently my wife bought an HP67C inkjet printer to attach to our
> Windows machine, ... I'm not sure how the HP67C works, only that it
> does.
Vindozaj presiloj kutime presas bildojn, tio estas, vindozo faras la
bildon de la pagxo kaj sendas gxin al la presilo. tiam, nur Vindozo kaj
ne la presilo bezonas scii pri tiparoj.
johan swenker
In article <3482CE...@stratus.com>, Franck...@stratus.com says...
>Vindozaj presiloj kutime presas bildojn, tio estas, vindozo faras la
>bildon de la pagxo kaj sendas gxin al la presilo. tiam, nur Vindozo kaj
>ne la presilo bezonas scii pri tiparoj.
aron de io. Laux mi litero pli bone indikas ke estas literformoj ol tipo.
Cu vi konsentas?
Johan
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Edmund Grimley-Evans
|> >Vindozaj presiloj kutime presas bildojn, tio estas, vindozo faras la
|> >bildon de la pagxo kaj sendas gxin al la presilo. tiam, nur Vindozo kaj
|> >ne la presilo bezonas scii pri tiparoj.
|> Mi kutime uzas la vorton 'literaro'. Samkiel via vorto tiparo, gxi indikas
|> aron de io. Laux mi litero pli bone indikas ke estas literformoj ol tipo.
|> Cu vi konsentas?
Nenio en la vorto "literaro" indikas, ke temas pri "formoj". "A" kaj "a"
estas la sama litero. Anka^u kursiva "a" kaj grasa "A" kaj manskriba
"a" estas la sama litero. Aliflanke, tiparo difinas la aspekton de
multaj signoj, kiuj ne estas literoj ...
Edmundo
Rosalind Walter
En artikolo <6672o6$cu2$2...@lyra.csx.cam.ac.uk>, Edmund Grimley-Evans
<et...@cl.cam.ac.uk> skribas
Do karaktraro. Sed tiparo signifas "font", kiu estas la faka vorto, do ^Gi
ta^ugas.
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Bondezirojn
Rosalind Walter