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If you are printing a page that consists mainly of graphics but
not a lot of TrueType text, you might want to print TrueType as
graphics as described in Chapter 2. Printing TrueType fonts as
graphics requires less printer memory and may speed up
printing because the fonts don't need to be downloaded.
Printing TrueType as graphics is also useful if you want to
print graphics over text so that only a portion of the text is
visible.
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Using Your Printer
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