These fields are installed directly under Linux.
Mac under
brew install ghostscript
That would be good.
But Windows is not successful, because the font cannot be found, the default directory God knows where to go.
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Anyway
1, online next N019003L.PFP file, put in your own font folder, I placed directly in the C:\font folder
2, find GraphicsMagick installation directory, my is C:\Program files\graphicsmagick-1.3.21-q16
3. Locate the Type-ghostscript.mgk file, open
4, Search n019003l
<type
Name= "Helvetica"
Fullname= "Helvetica Regular"
Family= "Helvetica"
foundry= "URW"
Weight= "400"
Style= "Normal"
Stretch= "Normal"
format= "Type1"
Metrics= "@[email protected]"
Glyphs= "@[email protected]"
/>
5, the last two lines
@[email protected]
Change to your current N019003L.PFP file path:
Metrics= "C:\FONT\N019003L.AFM"
Glyphs= "C:\FONT\N019003L.PFB"
And then it's settled.
Similarly, if you print Chinese characters, you can add Chinese fonts.
GM convert:unable to read font (N019003L.PFB) issue is always reported under Windows