Re: [frame2acrobat] Weird Font in PDF

[Dov Isaacs <isaacs@xxxxxxxxx>]

A font so-labelled is likely a TrueType font that is being sent to
the Distiller as a Type 1 font. The usual cause for this is either
(1) improperly setting the Acrobat Distiller printer to send TrueType
as Type 1 or outlines or (2) creating PostScript for distillation using
an improper PPD or a printer instance not generated for the Acrobat
Distiller. The default setting for the Acrobat Distiller printer instance
is for TrueType fonts to be sent as Type 42 (i.e., native TrueType font
support for Adobe PostScript).

        - Dov

At 8/16/00 12:43 PM, Rhonda Fitzgerald wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Acrobat 4.05 says that one of our PDFs uses a font called TTAA8o00 Type
>1 Custom.  (In Acrobat, we select File-->Document Info-->Fonts and click
>List All Fonts and this font appears in the list.)  
>
>This PDF is made up of several FM files.  I have saved all as MIFs and
>searched the MIFs in a text editor to try and find this font, but cannot
>find it.  I also PDF'd each file separately to see if I could isolate
>which FM file used the font, but none of these individual PDFs say it
>uses this font, so now I am baffled.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Rhonda
>
>-- 
>Rhonda Fitzgerald


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