User fonts contain
user characters(4-
10),
rare or unusual characters that are not in a standard font. Smart Characters
user fonts are separately and explicitly accessed and documented (see
Transmitting User Characters(9-
1))
to avoid problems arising from multiple users and electronic document
transmission (e-mail). You can create any number of user fonts for any purpose.
Any document can access up to three or four of these. See
user font(4-
12).
Each user's unique
user fonts(8-
3)
should be uniquely identified. At a minimum, you should maintain a
unique symbol set ID(8-
4),
and unique
font file names(8-
4)
corresponding to whatever
typeface(4-
11)
and
point sizes(D-
-
6)
you create. If you continue to use the factory default
user font(4-
12)
specification 1012:DefaultUser ... 16h0usr0.fntthen the
possibility will exist that two different user fonts with these names may be
confused when transmitting or receiving a document. Erroneous characters may be
displayed. Worse, you may accidentally overwrite your user font with another of
the same name.
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