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1.1       root        1: .ds dQ /usr/lib/postscript
                      2: .TH PSENCODING 1 "DWB 3.2"
                      3: .SH NAME
                      4: .B psencoding
                      5: \- check or set the default PostScript font encoding
                      6: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      7: \*(mBpsencoding\f1
                      8: .OP "" encoding []
                      9: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     10: .B psencoding
                     11: sets the default font Encoding used by many PostScript translators to
                     12: .IR encoding .
                     13: No arguments means list the available choices and the current default.
                     14: .PP
                     15: PostScript encoding files are in directory
                     16: .MR \*(dQ .
                     17: Many existing PostScript translators include the encoding file
                     18: .MR Default.enc ,
                     19: if it exists, in the output they generate.
                     20: .PP
                     21: Requesting
                     22: .I encoding
                     23: as the default means link the file
                     24: .MI \*(dQ/ encoding .enc
                     25: to the file
                     26: .MR \*(dQ/Default.enc .
                     27: Changing the default encoding assumes you can write in directory
                     28: .MR \*(dQ .
                     29: .SH FILES
                     30: .MW \*(dQ/Default.enc
                     31: .br
                     32: .MW \*(dQ/*.enc
                     33: .SH SEE ALSO
                     34: .BR buildtables (1),
                     35: .BR dpost (1),
                     36: .BR postprint (1),
                     37: .BR trofftable (1)

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