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Article #40Re: After I create pdf file my clients have lines changed into letters, etc
From: David_Woolley
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 21:36
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 21:36
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In that case, I would say that you are off topic. This forum is of users of Palm PDAs. However, my guess is that it is still misrepresentation of the font encoding, but without any embedding at all. You, of course, have the font, whereas recipients have to do font substitutioon. One shouldn't, of course, use charcters for box drawing when using a medium that can do full graphics. Ob Palm. When viewed on a Palm, font substitution always happens, so you must specify the encoding correctly, whenever you use characters, even if you do embed the relevant characters. Note, I have no connection with Adobe other than using their Windows and PalmOS viewers.
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