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!  Example of gle annotations in the Polish alphabet by
!  using the UTF-8 route and the PSPAD text editor
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!  This file should have been saved in UTF-8 and will 
!  work well with PSPAD providing the editor has been set 
!  to something like:
!
!  Format -> UTF-8
!  Format -> Font -> Courier New + Script = Central European, or
!                    Consolas      + Script = Central European
!
!  and it is necessary to select the PL keyboard for input
!
!  NOTE:
!
!  There seems to be an incompatibility between Ghostscript and Adobe
!  fonts that may affect PDF Export of such annotations (but not other 
!  gle Export options).  The workaround suggested by Jan Struyff (8.09.2011) 
!  is to embed fonts by adding the following line to the 'config tools' 
!  block in the glerc file: 
!
!  ghostscript_options = "-dEmbedAllFonts=true -dMaxSubsetPct=100 
!                         -dSubsetFonts=true -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress" 
!
!  For a standard gle installation the 'glerc' file is to be found in 
!  the 'Program Files\gle4' directory. 
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!
size 12 12

!
!  In the font settings below the standard gle font aliases like rm, it, 
!  bf, tt etc. (from top right column of Table A5 of the manual) will
!  work well but NOT explicit font names like texcmr
!
set font ssi hei 0.5 just bl

amove 1 10
text {\rm Here are all the exotic Polish letters using \\the UTF-8 route:}

rmove 0 -2
begin text
  ąćęłńśóżź  \rm ąćęłńśóżź  
  \tt ĄĆĘŁŃŚÓŻŹ  \it ĄĆĘŁŃŚÓŻŹ
end text

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