> After consulting this page
> http://cadlab.cs.ucla.edu/~kohcc/sigdacdrom/instruct/fonts.html
> I added 'times' to the \documentclass options, resulting in beautiful
> pdf output (I give the tex code further down).
>
> Running 'pdffonts CJKutf8-ex2gut.pdf' now yields the following:
>
> name type emb sub uni object ID
> ------------------------------ ------------ --- --- --- ---------
> RPARAR+CMBX12 Type 1C yes yes yes 4 0
> AdobeSongStd-Light-Identity-H CID Type 0 no no no 6 0
> DNNUGE+CMR12 Type 1C yes yes yes 7 0
Good goodness! You are selecting `times', and you get CM fonts? Is
this really intended?
Otherwise, I strongly suggest that you carefully inspect the log file
whether fonts from the times family are really loaded. You might, for
example, use the `dvitype' program to analyze the used fonts in the
DVI file.
Additionally, you might give option `-v' (or `-vv') to dvipdfmx to see
how this program substitutes fonts.
In case this still doesn't help, say e.g.
KPATHSEA_DEBUG=-1 latex foo 2> latex.debug.log
and check the searching mechanism of kpathsea why you get such strange
font substitutions.
Werner
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