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Subject: RE: More dropping letters in PDFs... <si
From: smurphy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 11:27:28 -0500
Cc: framers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, framers@xxxxxxxxx
Receipt-Requested-To: smurphy@softworkscc.com
Sender: owner-framers@xxxxxxxxx
Glad to hear I'm not losing my mind... it isn't just me... it isn't an illusion..! Interesting -- I also lost the letter "C" more than any other. -Steve > -------------- > Dov & Steve, > > I experienced the *exact* same problem as Steve when I > installed the AdobePS > 4.3. Unlike Steve, I specified using the font substitution > table and sending > the TTFs as Outlines - I am using Acrobat 3.X on my system (Win95). My > "solution" was to revert to 4.2.6. > > The fonts used in the document are the Century Schoolbook and Univers > families. Both fonts experienced the dropped character > syndrome, from page 1 > to the end - each and every "c" or "C" had been annihilated. > > Also, the bold Univers displayed like output from a > misaligned typewriter > (i.e., no baseline alignment). Another issue was that I was > no longer able > to perform my 11X11 custom page trick for creating a PDF from a book > containing mixed page orientations (portrait vs. landscape), > and thus no > longer able to create a workable PDF for those manuals (LONG story). > > Like Steve, I had not experienced the dropped character > syndrome (or the > other ailments cited above) until I installed 4.3. > > BTW, when I changed the 4.3 TTF table to send Type 42, just > for grins, all > the characters/fonts displayed as vertical blocks - the only > font property > preserved was the weight. > > Hay mi dos pesos. > > R ** To unsubscribe, send a message to majordomo@omsys.com ** ** with "unsubscribe framers" (no quotes) in the body. **