Dear Werner, I find I can through the following way to cheat DVIPDFMX into using OpenType fonts, say, AdobeSongStd-Light.otf, which can obtain from the URL: http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/7x/7.0.8/misc/FontPack708_chs_i386-linux.tar.gz After you unpack the FontPack708_chs_i386-linux.tar.gz, in the CHSKIT/CIDFont dir you will get the tOpenType font I mentioned above. The following is my ways: 1. In the dir *$TEXMFHOME/fonts/* make a subdir named *opentype*, then put the AdobeSongStd-Light.otf into the opentype dir; 2. Use the command "kpsewhich cid-x.map" to decide which is the active cid-x.map file used by dvipdmx, then Open the cid-x.map file, looking into it, as for my cid-x.map files, I already have the enties in it as follows: ********************** [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ unicode simsun ********************** Then only change the above line into:
************************** [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ unicode AdobeSongStd-Light ************************** Here, the *gbksong* is my *TFMNAMESTEM* when I use the subfonts.pe to generated subfonts, that is, I have the corresponding *TFM* files named like: gbksong01.tfm, gbksong02.tfm, ... , gbksong94.tfm which have been put right places into my TDS tree. Furthmore, the *UGBK* is the stemname of the sfd file, the *unicode* stand for the encoding scheme when I use the dvipdfmx to generate pdf files. I've learned that the *unicode* should be UniGB-UCS2-H, but in that case, some problems will happen, for example, some punctuations cann't be generated correctly. So I change the *UniGB-UCS2-H* into *unicode*, BTW, it also can be *Identity-H*, but perhaps the *unicode* is more compatible with the latest versions of DVIPDFMX. So just use the *unicode* for all encoding schemes. 3.Run the texhash. 4.OK! That's all, if you not use GBK encoding scheme, you can change it correpondingly. Then latex and dvipdfmx you tex files, you will get the opentype fonts into you pdf files, but you will have some warnings as follows: ******************** ** WARNING ** UCS-4 TrueType cmap table... ******************** Furthmore, I also find that, through this way, the font embeded into my pdf files are identified as type 1 fonts (CID), I don,t know the reason. Whether or no, the ultimate pdf files are right. Best, Hongsheng. __________________________________________________ ¸Ï¿ì×¢²áÑÅ»¢³¬´óÈÝÁ¿Ãâ·ÑÓÊÏä? http://cn.mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ Cjk maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ffii.org/mailman/listinfo/cjk
