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Re: Music Font

David,

I suspect that the font is a Type 1 font. Is that correct?

If so, there is a known problem with printing to PostScript (and thus in
creating PDF files) via the PostScript driver in which symbolic Type 1 fonts
that are not quite up-to-spec will display but will not print under Windows
2000, XP, and Server 2003. OpenType or TrueType fonts of the same glyphs and
with the same encoding seem to work fine. If indeed your "musical font" is
a Type 1 font, see whether the vendor of your software provided a TrueType
version of that font. If so, uninstall the Type 1 version and install the
TrueType version.

        - Dov



At 8/18/2003 06:18 PM, Wollenberger, David wrote:
>FM7 on WinXP.
> 
>I have a special document that uses a musical font.  The character is the flat symbol, and the font is Musical Symbols.  I think I installed it correctly on my PC -- I can see it in FM7, but when I make a PDF, it disappears.  I have embed all fonts selected.  Any ideas what to do? 
> 
>Thanks so much.
>
>David Wollenberger 


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