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Article #385Re: FrameMaker has correct fonts, PDFs produced with Acrobat 9 don't.
From: Sean
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:30
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:30
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I am having this same issue with ArialMTStd-Black.otf from Monotype Imaging. 1) It displays fine in FM 8 and in a PDF created using Save as and Acrobat 9. 2) It displays fine in Word 2002 and in a PDF creating using Acrobat 9. 3) It displays fine in FrameMaker 9 but is substituted by TNR in the PDF created using Save as and Acrobat 9. Note, I tested on the same files and joboptions that work fine for FM 8. 4) Reinstalling the font has no effect. 5) Adobe PDF is my default printer. Am in Win XP all patched up. 6) The font in question is defined as part of a paragraph style (ctrl+m) and is not an override. 7) I am unsure how to read DocumentNeededResources. I see it here: %%DocumentNeededResources: %%+ font ArialMT %%+ font ArialMTStd-Black %%+ font ArialNarrow-Bold %%+ font TimesNewRomanPSMT %%+ font Arial-ItalicMT The missing font is ArialMTStd-Black. Does that mean FM is or Distiller are having issues? 8) If I print as a PS file first and then distill it, the font comes through fine, no problems. Thoughts? Sean
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