Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote: > > In that case we cannot use the original font > name because we don't embed the full font.
2 questions then... a) What happens if with a partial embed font it's used the same name as the original font name? b) What happens if with a full embed font (with use of -ansi when building the metrics) it's used the same name as the original font name? The questions have some significance, because the PDF file that resulted from fop was edited with Acrobat pro 6 (which "unembeds" the font and allows the edit to continue, showing a warning regarding this) and when it was tryed to export to ps, acrobat just refused to work because the font's didnt match (there was a diference between the names like "Arial,light" in the PDF, when the true font name is "Arial-light"). This little diference had no side-effects on the PDF, but forfeited the use of the PDF for anything. The PDF restarted to work well after we grabed a font editor and changed in the internal properties of the font the "-" for a ",". Mayhappen the reasons for changing the font names when working with full/partial embed fonts aren't relevant anymore... Would like to take the oportunity to suggest that a switch like "-fullembed" (or something like that) be used instead of the "-ansi", as a "clarification" of what the switch do. Cheers, LF P.S.- get rid of the font metrics would just be perfect. Also perfect would be to note in the config file how one wants the font to be placed on the pdf (partial embed, full embed or reference only). -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Font-names...-tf2287650.html#a6365457 Sent from the FOP - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
