# 5016- ATM  3 and CorelDRAW  5

Adobe Type Manager  3.0 (ATM)has incorporated a technology called Multiple Master
Technology. This technology is one that neither the Windows  PSCRIPT driver nor
CorelDRAW  5 was aware of at the time of release.  As a result, all Type 1 fonts printed to file
from CorelDRAW 5, when using ATM 3 will be output as Courier.

When ATM 3 is used in conjunction with PSCRIPT, Multiple Master fonts may be downloaded
using newly formed font names. These are not the font names that CorelDRAW is expecting.

If the Download Type 1 fonts option is enabled, then CorelDRAW asks the driver to download
the font and references it using the original PostScript font name.  ATM builds and supplies fonts
to the driver on the fly using Multiple Master technology.  Once downloaded into the file, the
actual font name may not be the same, hence the text maps to Courier or the default font used.

There are four workarounds for this issue: 

          Use the ADOBEPS printer driver with ATM 3.0 when printing.

          Reinstall ATM 2.6.

          Turn off Download Type 1 fonts in the Options Tab of the Print Options dialog box.  With
     this option off, text will be sent as curves.

          In the WIN.INI file under the [windows] section, change the printer port to FILE: instead
     of printing to file in CorelDRAW.