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Boy, is this list helpful or what!

I have a new question. When I set the document font to Times using
\setupbodyfont[ber,pos,12pt] the resultant PDF files (texexec --pdf
filename) contains an embedded version of NimbusRomNo9L. Is there any
way I can get it to use the native PostScript Times without embedding a
subset. This would help to save space on smaller documents.

Thanks in advance.

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