Re: OpenType font won't work in PDF created from PM 7.0.1a file

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From: Dominic_Hurley
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 22:51

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Yes, it's easy to export to PDF from ID, but I wouldn't send the client PM proofs for sign-off then open the PM files in ID and export that to PDF. That's a workflow that could quite easily cause you problems, and since you're reworking the files after the client's signed off on the final proofs, you're the one liable for any problems. ID's good at opening PM files, but you can't count on it being perfect. If you want to use ID, redo the whole job in ID; you can download the trial version or, now that CS4's been announced, you may be able to purchase CS3 then upgrade to CS4 for a nominal fee once it's out (though check on that).

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