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Single byte PS fonts can include many glyphs, but only 256 of them can be accessed at the same time. The 256 element array mapping a character code to the glyph name is known as an encoding vector. PostScript language has several build-in encoding vectors. You can (and should always) re-encode your fonts. The ISOLatin1Encoding is probably a good start.
