On 2/12/2011 10:30 PM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2011/02/12 8:46 PM Gary Schnabl wrote:
Thus, a PDF viewed on a monitor may appear different from its actual
printed copy. And if the viewer's computer system does not have the
actual typefaces employed in the PDF, the viewed PDF will have other
typefaces substituted for the absent typefaces.
Not true. PDFs include embedded fonts and will appear identical on all
systems regardless of the fonts installed on a particular computer.
Larry
Not always... For example, the Adobe PDF printer file has a number of
options for embedding or not embedding fonts. According to one option,
there is a check box in the Adobe PDF Settings tabbed page (under the
Adobe PDF Conversion Settings fields) for using system fonts. The
precise wording for that check box's text is: "Rely on system fonts
only; do not use document fonts".
The Fonts tabbed page in that printer file also contains other options
for embedding fonts.
Gary
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