Arc/Info Graphics Plotting

The graphics file physmap.gra was created in UNIX-based Arc/Info 7.0.4
in the ArcPlot module using "DISPLAY 1040".  Some of the text on the map
was composed using PostScript fonts that are not included in standard
Arc/Info software.  Unless these fonts are loaded on the host machine of
Arc/Info and designated with the indicated font number, the graphics
file will not run properly.  The graphics file will not run in PC
Arc/Info or AutoCAD, and probably will not run on other GIS systems.

Even if the user chooses not to install the PostScript fonts indicated
below (these fonts are not included with the datasets being provided),
font references must still be designated for the font numbers listed
below in order for the graphics file to run at all.  Although different
fonts may be substituted for those listed, unless the substituted fonts
are in the same, or similar font families, the results may be less than
desirable.

Use a raster-type plotter or printer with this file.  Pen or vector
plotters do handle the polygon fills well.

Fonts

The PostScript fonts were loaded into the UNIX workstation in the
$ARCHOME/fonts/psfonts/ directory.  The syntax for the font setup in the
$ARCHOME/arcexe70/locale/c/fontindex file follows.  Refer to the
Arc/Info reference documentation for more information on loading fonts.

Font 60000 is PostScript Copperplate Gothic RomanûPlain.

Font 60005 is PostScript Century Schoolbook RomanûPlain.

Font 60007 is PostScript Century Schoolbook RomanûBold.


The following is the text form used in the
$ARCHOME/arcexe70/locale/c/fontindex file to enable Arc/Info to
recognize the fonts and to make them available in the GUI (Graphic User
Interface) ArcTools.  The first line is all that is necessary for
Arc/Info to find and use the font, if the font is specified by a number
in an automated macro language (*.aml) file or in a graphics (*.gra)
file as in the enclosed graphics file.  The four lines below the first
one enable the GUI ArcTools to find and display the fonts in a graphics
box along with the other fonts available.

Please note that the PostScript font files may have different file names
than those listed below, depending on the font file data source.
PostScript font files all have the same *.pfb file extension.

POSTSCRIPT 60000 $ARCHOME/fonts/psfonts/0420a___.pfb 60000
POSTSCRIPT 'Copperplate Gothic Roman'
   NAME    =Copperplate Gothic Roman
   FAMILY  =Copperplate Gothic Roman
   STYLE   =Plain

POSTSCRIPT 60005 $ARCHOME/fonts/psfonts/0083a___.pfb 60005
POSTSCRIPT 'Century Schoolbook Roman'
   NAME    =Century Schoolbook Roman
   FAMILY  =Century Schoolbook Roman
   STYLE   =Plain

POSTSCRIPT 60007 $ARCHOME/fonts/psfonts/0085a___.pfb 60007
POSTSCRIPT 'Century Schoolbook Bold'
   NAME    =Century Schoolbook Bold
   FAMILY  =Century Schoolbook Roman
   STYLE   =Bold