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My problem is different: my faxcover template have accented character, that are escaped (i don't know postscript, so i don't know how escaping works, but, for example:
(Centro polivalente di Riabilitazione - Via della Bont\340, 7 - 33078 San Vito al Tagliamento \(PN\)) SH
Bont\340 instead of Bontà ), but when faxcover substitute text into the template making the real cover, they substitute it literally.
I think that solutions will be:
+ adding some information to the postscript file that make the postscrit interpreter think that this is a latin1 (or something else) document, so the accented character are printed correctly (as in html, where you can use entities like è but also mark the entire document as latin1 and write accented chars. + or adding to faxcover the ability to escape the accented characters.
> Post some remarks on those bug reports if they help you at all.
I can post also a new bug report? ;)
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