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I am creating a pdf from a postscript file via ghostscript and one of the fonts in the pdf is not displaying correctly. The font in question is <b>ErasITC-Demi</b>. If I &nbsp;create a pdf via Adobe distiller the font is correct so the font is on my server but Ghostscript can't pick it up. <br />
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Question is how would I get this font to work via ghostscript?
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I am creating a pdf from a postscript file via ghostscript and one of the fonts in the pdf is not displaying correctly. The font in question is ErasITC-Demi. If I  create a pdf via Adobe distiller the font is correct so the font is on my server but Ghostscript can't pick it up. 

Question is how would I get this font to work via ghostscript?

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I am creating a pdf from a postscript file via ghostscript and one of the fonts in the pdf is not displaying correctly. The font in question is ErasITC-Demi. If I  create a pdf via Adobe distiller the font is correct so the font is on my server but Ghostscript can&#39;t pick it up. 

Question is how would I get this font to work via ghostscript?

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