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<h5 id="rzaluconfgids">Font global identifiers (FGIDs)</h5>
<p>Another method of naming a font is by a font global identifier (FGID).
An FGID names a type family and a typeface.</p>
<p>FGIDs are identified by a number such as 3, 8, or 11.</p>
<p>There is a different FGID assigned for the same type family but different
typeface. For example, a Courier Roman Medium 10 pitch (characters-per-inch)
is FGID 11 and Courier Roman Bold 10 pitch (characters per inch) is FGID 46.</p>
<p>Below is an example of FGID 11. The text in the box represents how data
would print if your application uses FGID 11.</p>
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<img src="rv2h331.gif" alt="How data would print if your application uses FGID 11." /></div></div>
<p>Printers with resident fonts use FGIDs to name the resident fonts. Depending
on the technology used with the printer, resident fonts can be stored on font
cards, diskettes, in the memory of the printer, or mechanically on a font
element or daisy wheel.</p>
<p>The following printers have resident fonts: </p>
<ul>
<li>3112 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3116 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3130 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3160 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3812 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3816 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3930</li>
<li>3912, 3916, or 4028 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>3935 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>4214</li>
<li>4224</li>
<li>4230</li>
<li>4234 Models 8 and 12</li>
<li>4247</li>
<li>4312 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>4317 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>4324 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>5219</li>
<li>5224</li>
<li>5225</li>
<li>6400</li>
<li>6408</li>
<li>6412</li>
<li>3900&ndash;AFCCU (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>Infoprint&reg; 20 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>Infoprint 32 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>Infoprint 3000 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li>
<li>Infoprint 4000 (can also accept downloaded fonts)</li></ul>
<p>To find out which fonts are supported by a printer, check the reference
manual for that printer.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Selecting resident fonts</span></p>
<p>Select a resident font to use with an application program by specifying
an FGID value on the FONT parameter of the printer file.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Font substitution</span></p>
<p>Substitution can be one FGID for another, an FGID for a font character
set, or a font character set for an FGID.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Example 1</span></p>
<p>Assume: </p>
<ul>
<li>Your application calls for a font character set (FNTCHRSET specified on
the printer file), for example, C0S0CR10 for Courier Roman medium 10 pitch.</li>
<li>The printer is a 4224 and has resident fonts identified by FGIDs.</li>
<li>FGID 11 will be substituted for C0S0CR10 and sent to the printer.</li></ul>
<p>In this example, the system substitutes a font that is resident on that
printer.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Example 2</span></p>
<p>Assume: </p>
<ul>
<li>Your application calls for a font (specified on the FONT parameter of
the printer file). The font specified is font 26 (Gothic Matrix, Roman medium
10 pitch) and the printer is a 3812.</li>
<li>You decide to print the document on a 4019 printer. Font 26 is not supported
on the 4019.</li></ul>
<p>In this example, the system substitutes font 11 (Courier, Roman medium
10 pitch).</p>
<p>For more information about such substitutions, see <a href="rzalufntsub.htm#rzalufntsub">Printer font support</a>.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Example 3</span></p>
<p>Assume: </p>
<ul>
<li>Your application uses a font (specified on the FONT parameter of the printer
file). The font specified is font 40 (Gothic, Roman medium 10 pitch).</li>
<li>The printer you are going to print on supports only font character sets
(for example, a 3827).</li></ul>
<p>In this example, the system substitutes font character set C0D0GT10 (Gothic
Text, Roman medium 10 pitch).</p>
<p>For more information about such substitutions, see <a href="rzalurefprtres2host.htm#rzalurefprtres2host">Mapping printer-resident to host-resident code pages</a>.</p>
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