At 06:09 AM 8/14/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dont know exactly from which directory acrobat
reader is using to get fonts but I assume
Ýt is using in a win2000 computer C:\winnt\fonts
directory to load requeired fonts.
An ASSUMPTION is just that...
Acrobat uses a variety of techniques to
do "font substitution" when you don't embed - and
they are NOT guaranteed to be correct. It's why
Adobe, as well as all of the ISO PDF standards,
recommend/require embedded fonts.
I think this is a very bad problem because
instead of COUR.TTF which is defined in Base14 font
There is no such thing as the Base 14,
since Acrobat 5. All versions of Acrobat since
5.0 do NOT maintain any special "Base14" fonts.
for pdf files If I use verdana I can display
cyrilic characters correctly in version 5.0 and 7.0
with out embedding fonts.
Maybe on the couple of Windows computers
that you are using - but that won't help your Mac
OS or Linux customers. Nor will it help someone
trying to view your doc in the future when MSFT stops including Verdana.
EMBED THE FONT!
Leonard
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