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<para>#include <pslib.h></para>
<para>int &funcname;(PSDoc *psdoc, const char *fontname, int reserverd, double a, double b, double c, double d, double e, double f, const char *optlist)</para>
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<para>PostScript supports various kinds of fonts. Type3 fonts are fonts
whose glyphs are created with a subset of regular PostScript commands.
This function starts a new Type3 font embedded into the document which
must be closed with <function>PS_end_font</function>. Each glyph is
created with consecutive calls of <function>PS_end_glyph</function> and
<function>PS_end_glyph</function>. Once the new font is created, it
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<parameter>d</parameter> are usually set to 0.001. The remaining
numbers can be left zero.</para>
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<para>Returns identifier of the font or zero in case of an error.
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<para>PS_end_font(3), PS_begin_glyph(3), PS_end_glyph(3)</para>
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