On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 4:04 PM, Cecil Westerhof <cldwester...@gmail.com> wrote: > Two days ago I already posted about this. But because of a glitch at my > side, it became a conversation between me and Hans Hagen. > > I have almost finished writing documentation with ConTeXt. Now the client > also needs to have the possibility to change the document. We are so far > that the client will work with Adobe Acrobat. Now I have to prove that they > can edit it. My boss has a 'recent' version 8 (latest is X). It does not > look very promising to edit a document, but that is at this moment not the > biggest problem. > > When I try to change text, I get: > All or part of the selection has no available system font. You cannot > add or delete text using the currently selected font. > > I have added a screenshot of the font properties. > > Is this a problem because of the old Adobe version, or the used fonts? If > the latter, which fonts should I use to circumvent this problem? > > At the moment I am using: > \usetypescript[helvetica] > \setupbodyfont[helvetica] > because they did not like the default font. It's simple: the host where the adobe pro is run has not the fonts. So the host must install these fonts --- they have a permissive license and they come with the minimals too. This will be true whatever version of Acrobat Pro you will use, even X.
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