RE: Japanese PDFs

[dgaskill@xxxxxx]

John,

Same thing happens to me on an NT-E machine. I think it's normal, even
though the fonts are embedded.  Acrobat seems to be looking for the J fonts.
However, since I expect that only Japanese users who are running an Japanese
OS will want to acces the file, it should cause no problems for the
customers.

Dick

> ----------
> From: 	John Pitt[SMTP:jpitt@wilcom.com.au]
> Sent: 	Monday, April 19, 1999 3:29 PM
> 
> I'm generating print and online PDFs from our 4 x 600 page Japanese manuals
> (using FM5.5.6; Win95J; PII 350; 128 Mb RAM; 500 Mb free disk space) and
> using all of Dov's settings (Distiller 3.02; PS driver from aps4jpn.exe, etc
> [gave up on NT J PS drivers -- they invariably crashed the machine]) ...
> 
> But, after generating a 365 Mb .ps file and distilling an 8 Mb PDF, I can
> open the resulting PDF with the Win95 J machine -- but on an English NT
> system all I get are blank pages with page numbers, and the message "There
> was an error processing a page. A font contains a bad CMap /Encoding".


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