Re: eps file to PDF file

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From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 03:04

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No. He means convert the eps to pdf. Open the pdf in Reader or Acrobat. 
Look at the pdf file to try to determine if the text is properly 
represented in the pdf file. You can look at the font embedding 
information to see if the font is embedded in the new pdf file. If the 
font isn't embedded into the pdf file, then you need to either get the 
font or ask the producer of the pdf file to embed the font into the pdf 
file.

Mike

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