Linux-specific technical problems

[Bob Warren]

In case my previous post does not get through the moderator on account 
of its length, here is the first part of it again with a link to the PS 
file in question:

Don Jungk wrote:

>  Hi Bob,
> > OK, your PS file does have accented characters in it. It appears 
> they are just > in the wrong place. This code that I will paste in 
> here is something I use > when I have to re-encode a Macintosh font to 
> work on my Linux computer. This > should be put after all of the 
> original encoding because it is going to > change it.   
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
<snip>

Wow. That's just...wow. The level of expertise on this list never ceases 
to amaze me.

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And if that's your reaction, imagine mine! It's the first time I've even 
seen a Postscript file.
OK Don, thanks very much. I'll sit down calmly and see if I can manage 
to implement your suggestion, and when inevitably I have problems I'll 
get back to you. Tell you what, I'll include the whole PS file that does 
NOT work below. I did think of uploading it to my site, but in the end I 
decided that perhaps other users could more easily benefit from your 
explanations with the file in front of them. Perhaps some users will 
complain about the length of it, so I apologise in advance.

Jacque:

Thanks for your further suggested experiments. I'll come back with the 
answers, but it might take a little time because I have quite a lot of 
non-programming work to do over the next few days.

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THE FOLLOWING POSTSCRIPT FILE DOES NOT DISPLAY CORRECTLY USING THE 
EVINCE UTILITY IN UBUNTU:
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http://www.howsoft.com/runrev/output_print_file_NOT_OK.ps