For many years, I've been using Scribus to create a weekly newsletter,
for an APA I'm a involved with. Until recently, I embedded the fonts I
was using when creating the .pdf, because I use Linux, and the person
printing them out and collating the APA uses Windows. A few months ago,
this stopped working and I had to switch to outlining the fonts instead,
which not only works fine, it creates a much smaller file.
However, the official collator has been arguing that outlining a font
means that each letter is hollow and that it can't possibly have the
effect that it clearly does have. (He's more than a tad narrow minded
in general, so for him this isn't unusual.) I'd appreciate it if
somebody could explain just what the term means in this context so that
I can 'splain things to him and everybody else in the APA. Thanx in
advance for any useful information you can get to me.
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