I run Sanface's txt2pdf on the HP3000.

The Chinese font intrigues me.  While I have a private 
inquiry to the vendor, my guess is the input file must
submit Chinese double-byte characters into the program.

For usage sake I also presume the best method to do
this would be for Chinese users to upload their
Chinese font text files in bytestream format before
submitting it to txt2pdf.

Does this assumption sound right?

BT
NNNN
Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors 

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> Subject: [HP3000-L] PLUG: txt2pdf 6.2
> 
> 
>  We would like to announce txt2pdf 6.2 version.
> http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
> txt2pdf is shareware; it is a very flexible and powerful PERL5 script
> that converts text files to PDF format files, so you can use 
> it in every
> operating systems supported by PERL5, including MPE/iX.
> It's simple to design background like invoices, orders etc.
> Here nice examples made using txt2pdf PRO
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/Purchase_Order.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/invoice.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/hfmus.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/heraldbill.pdf
> 
> What's new in this version
> 
> Chinese font support.
> 
> Test txt2pdf 6.2!
> You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
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