Bold synthesized in PostScript format

When generating a PDF I have text file above with something like: '0.46 w 2 Tr' in order to make the text in a normal font look "BOLD" .


It works very well in a PDF file, but I would like to be able to do the same thing in a PostScript file. Is there any operator or construction of any kind to the PostScript format that will accomplish this?


Thank you

Allan.

After all, there are not these simple ways to achieve this effect in PostScript format. Using a procedure of PostScript

Like this:

/emulate_bold

{

gsave

1 index see paint % the filling line

Dim % save the position at the end of the string

4 roller 2

grestore

gsave

setLineWidth

false charpath stroke

grestore

MoveTo % pass at the end of the string

} bind def

It should be used as follows

(Symthesized) show (bold) 0.46 emulate_bold (in PostScript format)

to achieve

Synthesis in fat to the PostScript format

Tags: Adobe PostScript

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