Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

I was about to purchase Acrobat to make some pdfs of files that make advanced usage of Unicode, and then it occured to me I don't know that much about Acrobat's technology. Does it work from the graphical images produced by other programs and turn them into PDF format or does it get more involved

Re: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

Hi, Thanks to everyone that replied. As an initial trial I made a PDF of the Compelling Unicode example page. I made it by reading the html page with Word, tweaking the text and layout and printing to a postscript file. Then I converted to pdf with gsview/ghostscript. I played with a few of the

RE: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

Hi Tex, > If you want to have a look the file is at: > http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/unicodeexample.pdf A few languages are broken for me: - Tibetan: subscript signs aren't kerned below base letters; - Khmer: at least one combining vowel is displayed on a dotted circle; - Farsi and Urdu: no

RE: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

gt; Subject: Re: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage > > > Hi, > Thanks to everyone that replied. > > As an initial trial I made a PDF of the Compelling Unicode > example page. > I made it by reading the html page with Word, tweaking the text and > layout and printing to a

Re: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

Thanks to Bob Hallisey and James Kass, the Unicode example pdf is now much improved. Bob noted the Code2000 font was not embeddable and with James permission, created a new version of the pdf using Acrobat, not GhostScript. This version at least looks like what is on my screen. http://www.i18ngu

Re: Acrobat, Unicode, Advanced usage

Greenwood, Timothy wrote: >This question is pertinent to one asked me the other day for which I did not have an >answer. Is the code set of an original document relevant for PDF - say EUC, SJIS, PDF >- will the output perform text searches correctly for differing code set inputs? > PDF document