[PyX-user] Embedded fonts?

[Greg N. <no...@di...>]

I'm using PyX to generate ~1000 plots for a sort of catalog, and I
expect that number to grow by an order of magnitue or so, maybe two.
As it stands, the EPS files are taking up ~750 MB because the fonts
are embedded in each one.  I've found that if I manually strip the
fonts, my plots shrink by a factor of ~25, meaning that I could fit
this all into 30 MB.  

So, is there a simple way to keep PyX/TeX/LaTeX from including the fonts?  Will
I hate myself later if I write a Perl script to forcibly remove the
embedded fonts?  I've already figured out how to get Ghostview to find
the fonts if they're not embedded, so the road looks clear...

Thanks!
Greg