aracters. It has the same syntax as the
&lsquo;char&rsquo; request; the only difference is that a
character defined with &lsquo;.char&rsquo; hides the glyph
with the same name in the current font, whereas a character
defined with &lsquo;.fchar&rsquo; is checked only if the
particular glyph isn&rsquo;t found in the current font. This
test happens before checking special fonts.</font></p>


<p style="margin-top: 1em"><font color="#000000"></li><li>In
analogy to the &lsquo;tmc&rsquo; request,
&lsquo;.writec&rs