ATM PS2 Driver Workaround

Whenever an Adobe Type I font is chosen, either the font does not
display correctly or it prints out as Courier or Times New Roman
when using a Lexmark Postscript driver.

Resolution:

For versions of Adobe Type Manager 3.0 and later please do the following:

1. Exit to a DOS Prompt.
2. Type in the command cd\windows and press <Enter>.
3. Type in the command edit atm.ini and press <Enter>.
4. Press the Page Down key on your keyboard until you are at the end of
   the file.  Press <Enter> one time to insert a blank line.
5. Add the heading [PSDriverNames] after the blank line.  This line is
   case sensitive and should be typed exactly as it is read. Press <Enter>.
6. Add the line lexps=Yes directly beneath it.  This line is also
   case sensitive.  Press <Enter>.
7. Choose File and then choose Exit.  If you do not have a mouse
   you can access this menu by pressing the <Alt> key and then choosing
   the letter "F."  When prompted if you want to save this file choose Yes.
8. Restart Windows.  You will now want to locate your ATM Control Panel
   program.  It is typically located in the Program Group called Main.
   In the ATM Control Panel you will need to remove all of the installed
   fonts.  When prompted do not choose to remove them from your disk.
   Before you remove them you should go into Add and write down the path
   under Target Directory for Font Metrics files.  This will be the
   directory you will need to reinstall the fonts.
9. After removing the fonts, you should exit the program and restart Windows.
10. Upon returning to Windows, access the ATM Control Panel program
    again.  Choose Add.  Make sure that a box is checked that reads
    Autodownload for Postscript printer.  If this box is not checked then
    the entry in the ATM.INI file was not correct.  Go back to step 1 and
    repeat the instructions to see where the error occurred.  If it is
    checked then under Directories choose the path that you have written down
    for the Font Metrics files.  You will see all of your fonts in here.
    Select them all and add them back into the program.  Close the program
    and restart Windows.

Versions of Adobe Type Manager prior to 3.0 are not supported in Windows 95.
If you are in Windows 3.1x and you have Adobe Type Manager version 2.6 or
earlier you will need to install a generic Postscript printer driver.  If you
choose Main, Control Panel, and Printers, and choose Add, you will find a
selection for Postscript Printer.  This driver will not be used for printing.
It is only used to let Adobe Type Manager know there is a Postscript printer
present so it can set up the fonts correctly.  After this is done, restart
Windows and follow from step 8 to the remainder of the fix to get your fonts
operating properly.

Any questions pertaining to this fix should be addressed to Adobe Technical
Support.