It seems I tried all of this a while ago and found that it fixed some things and not others. Today it seems to work on test files and I have sent a publisher a sample. At least part of the problem in the past has been that the EPS font info somehow did not survive the transfer from Windows to Mac. I think there was some encoding difference in the versions of Maestro. Nevertheless I am trying again and will report.
Richard Yates > The failure of the EPS export in Windows to properly render characters > is a result of a very simple bug: the temporary internal font name is > not converted to the external name at time of export. I previously > provided a manual work-around; see > > http://www.editionspoole.com/admin/FinaleTips/font_fix/Font_fix.htm > > This failure to export the font name bug should not take much time (if > you know what you are doing) to fix; Finale's decision to ignore this > bug and hide under the "Finale is a complex program" excuse is almost > laughable it's so lame. > > Shame on whoever decides development priority at Finale. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
