Mike, point taken. Dr. Reng said the same thing too.
Perhaps ... a different question that may be more interesting:
Do people here feel that it is necessary to check a PDF in a "Reader
only" environment if that PDF looks fine in Acrobat?
Because, I have yet to see one of my files pass Acrobat rendering and fail to
show in Reader. (In my approach, both programs would use the same available
fonts though.)
If I stop doing that final check, it would just be a bit simpler final process
for me. BTW, with my approach, both programs would still find the same fonts
available, so missing fonts is effectively not something I check anyway! I just
avoid it by having Acrobat embed the fonts as needed.
Z
Mike Wickham said:
> Guys, you keep emphasizing that I used a quote of Dov's from 10 years ago--
> and I did (9 years ago, actually). But I also included one other quote and a
> link to third message in the same post. These were from times more recent.
> One was from 2010, which was only one version back in Acrobat. I'd call that
> a recent quote. I'm also sure I've seen Dov say similar later, I just
> couldn't quickly find a quote to include.
> Anyway, do what you want regarding mixing Acrobat and Reader, but it's not
> really fair to grab the oldest quote of three and claim it makes all the
> advice old.
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