#Arial boldmt font pdf
#Arial boldmt font install

#Arial boldmt font pdf

I set this up for use at the office where we are still using WP 11 and I wanted the option to create bookmarks and hyperlinks in the PDF document. I'm not sure this is worth all the work but there it is. It runs the Ghostscript console program to convert that to a PDF file, deletes the temporary postscript file, and then opens the PDF document in your default document viewer. The gsPDF.wcm macro will then use the printer driver to create a postscript file on disk, in your temp folder. Note: I have slightly modified Dave Baze's macro and if there are any problems with it, it is probably my fault. I set the default options to those I prefer. The 'Silent' option to tweak, runs the macro without visually displaying any options. More documentation on that in the included PDF file. This allows you to set a number of options on how the PDF document is created and displayed. The Verbose tweak option will run Dave Baze's macro PDFTweaker-1-1-5.wcm. The dialog also gives you the option to do a 'Silent' or 'Verbose' tweak. You will see a dialog that gives you the option to tweak or not tweak the document. When ready to create a PDF document and you need to create bookmarks or hyperlinks in the PDF document (and other options), run gsPDF.wcm. If you have extremely long documents or a slow computer, you may want to lengthen this if you run into problems. By default, it is set at 40 tenths of a second. The second variable you will set is the length of delay built into the macro at certain points. The BIN subfolder contains executable files the macro uses. The first is the DOS path name to BIN subfolder of Ghostscript. Near the top of gsPDF.wcm you will see two user variables to be defined (in addition to the printer driver name in a different section). In any event, you'll edit gsPDF.wcm to point to the folder where it is located.

#Arial boldmt font install

If you can't install it due to limited privileges, you can unpack it into a folder on your PC. The macro is setup for version 8.64 but can be modified. You'll see a section in the macro that tells you where to modify the name if you use a different printer driver.ДЈ. It is currently set to 'AppleColorLaserWriter12/600'. You'll modify gsPDF.wcm by changing the name to the printer driver you use. The Apple Color Laser Writer seems to give good results. If you don't have an existing postscript printer driver, install one even if you don't have that printer. Unpack gsPDF.zip and place the three files above in your default macro folder.Дў. It contains three files, gspdf.wcm, PDFTweaker-1-1-5.wcm, and PDFTweaker-1-1-5-instructions.pdf.ДЎ. I think this will address the problem but takes a bit of work to set up. Note: I have only run these macros on WinXP and they may or may not work with later versions of Windows.