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Article #537Re: Font warning
From: Aandi_Inston
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:25
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:25
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>When you do an Export PDF from Pagemaker, does it look for the fonts in Windows/fonts? Distiller looks in the list of folders you choose. It does not look specifically at installed fonts. > I am pretty sure the fonts it can't find are not in my document, but it still says they are not found thus the errors. They may not be, but by the time FrameMaker has produced PostScript, they must be. >Would I benefit from getting a newer version of Acrobat ( 7 or 8)? Seems unlikely, if you don't own the fonts. >I think it would embed the fonts if it could find them. Yes, all releases do that. Aandi Inston
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