Enhanced Printer Drivers Screen FONTS                                    

This README file contains information that pertains to installing the
needed Enhanced Printer Drivers Screen fonts.

The Enhanced Printer Drivers Screen Fonts (MVfonts) package is necessary 
for the Enhanced Printer Drivers package so that text and the X window 
attributes look correct.

The fonts need to be available to the X server which is displaying
the application.  For example, if the client package and font package
have been installed on machine A, and the application is to be
displayed on machine B then, the font package needs to be installed
on machine B.  This assumes that a network font server is not being
used.

The fonts can be installed in three different ways.  The first is to
add the fonts to the standard X11 font directory.  The second is to
add the package directory to the X server font path.  The third is to
add the install directory to a font server's configuration file (if an
X11 font server is being used).

The post-install script gives the user the choice to install the
fonts any of these ways.

On the HP-UX and AiX systems the setup script needs to be executed by
the administrator.  On Sun Solaris 2.4, if the NONABI_SCRIPTS
environment variable was not set to "TRUE" at install time then the
setup script needs to be run by the administrator after
installation.  All other systems will execute the setup script
automatically as part of the post-install procedure.  When executing
the fonts setup script, enter the absolute path:

/<install_directory>/fonts/setup

If the fonts are being installed on a non-unix X server please refer
to the installation instructions for the specific X server.  The file
name length of the fonts may also need to be changed to match the
operating system where the X server is installed.  For example, for a
windows 3.1 system, the filename must be shortened to 8 unique
characters as the files are copied to the windows system.

Normally the X server needs the "*.bdf" fonts placed in one of its
local directories and then have "mkfontdir <directory where fonts are
placed>" executed.  This IS NOT the case when a font server is being
used. (NOTE: SunOS 4.1.x will need the "*.fb" font files and
"bldfamily -d <directory where fonts are placed>" is used instead of
"mkfontdir".)

After installing the Enhanced Printer Drivers  Screen Fonts, normally 
the system is ready to go.  If you start lexprt and you receive Font
Warning Messages, then X cannot find the appropriate font to display.
To correct this, you may either need to restart your X / Font Server 
or add the font path to X.  First, try restarting your DISPLAY and see 
if this corrects the warning messages.  If this does not correct the
warnings, then check your font path by running the following command.

#xset q

If the correct font path is not currently set, you can set it with 
the following command.

xset +fp <dir to fonts>

Please refer to your X system administration documentation for any
further information.