Jürgen Fleck wrote

> - Viewer
>   I am using AcroRead 4.05 and gv 3.5.8/gs 5.50. Both show the same
>   grainy output of letters.
> - config.ps
>   Christian Mondrup once sent me a config.type1 with all those "p
>   +foo.map". In my config.pdf was an option "G" which made all note heads
>   dissappear. You were right as far as config.ps is concerned. I have now
>   added all the mappings to this file.
> - map files
>   I even tried to add "p +foo.map" for EVERY .map file I found. No
>   success.
> - PDF creation
>   However, the resulting PS was not the problem, it is great, be it
>   the normal letters or the music and slur fonts, everything looks
>   type1. The problem is really just with the PDF file.

This is very strange. Are you sure you embedded all the fonts in the pdf?

>   I tried a download
>   of PStill, but this free ps-to-pdf converter crashed when it came to
>   the musix fonts (I was not very patient with finding a solution). I do
>   not have the Acrobat distiller ($$$). Are there free distillers out
>   there working with MusiXTex under Linux?

Ghostview is free and can be used to create PDF files:
http://icking-music-archive.org/scores/Howto_ps2PDF.html
but I thought that was what you were using.

> - Exception
>   The only letters embedded as type1 fonts in the PDF are those in an M-Tx
>   "Title:" line (only if I do not choose any font, e.g. \Bigtype).

Have you compared the names of the text fonts in the PS file with the
available .map and .pfb files? Are you sure you have the .map and .pfb files
for the text fonts in the ps file?

> - dvipdfm/type M slurs
>   dvipdfm is officially incompatible with type K slurs. If you take the
>   chance, you see that it really is (no slurs in the resulting PDF).
>   1. Can this be changed?
>   2. I am using type M slurs which work perfectly with dvipdfm, including
>      type1 letters... However, when I want control over linebreak slurs,
>      I MUST use the Apl PMX option which enables type K slurs and thus
>      cripples dvipdfm again, resulting in the problems discussed
>      above. Isn't there a way for using type M slurs with line break
>      slurs?

As I stated in the PMX manual, future PMX slurs enhancements will be made
assuming that type K slurs are being used. It's just too much work for me to
try to support both. I selected Type K instead of Type M because (a) I
didn't want to go through the hassle of getting Metafont up and running, and
(b) I'm turned off by the notion that a gazillion separate files are
produced when type M slurs are used.

But there MUST be way to solve your problem, because I succeeded in getting
type 1 fonts in my Redhat Linux system, using type K slurs and ps2pdf.

If no one else offers any new ideas that lead to a resolution, could you
send me the following set of files on a *short* example demonstrating your
problem:
1. PMX source
2. Your resulting TeX file
3. Your dvi file from your TeX compilation
4. Your ps file from your dvips setup
5. You PDF file from ps2pdf.

--Don Simons

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