Re: Consonant missing when text converted to PDF

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From: Geoffrey_Wheeler
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 03:21

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Dear C Carroll,
    I tried 5 Saysetha fonts (Lao, 95, 2000, OT, Unicode) with PM7 on WinXP. The PDF produced unintelligible output (boxes ect.). Thai works OK. What do I have to do to get Lao output in Adobe? Why do Thai fonts work and Lao not? I think one place to check is with

Acts Co (they do printing in many SouthEast Asian fonts)
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Work:	+66 (0)53 960 290
Fax:	053 960288
Other:	www.actsco.org
E-Mail:	actsco@loxinfo.co.th

Where are you based? Vientiane? You can email me at cvbt-at-loxinfo.co.th

Geoffrey

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