>> Can you find out which CFF generator created the fonts? Or are the
>> fonts even `native' CFF?
>
> I'll send you a font file.
Thanks.
> The fonts are from a PDF file, which claims:
>
> Creator: Adobe InDesign CS6 (Macintosh)
> Producer: DALiM Software Applications
OK.
> I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'native CFF'.
Sorry for being imprecise. I've meant a CFF not within a SFNT
wrapper.
> I don't know if HelveticaNeueLTCom-Md is distributed as Type 1 or
> OpenType/CFF, so it's hard to say where the subset came from.
Well, the thing is that it is normally possible to avoid the `div'
operator completely since non-integer numbers can be directly
represented in Type 2. And looking into the font, all charstrings
look indeed like the following.
512 222 3390 29 div
rmoveto
1950 29 div
vlineto
56 hlineto
-1950 29 div
vlineto
-1535 29 div
3390 29 div
rmoveto
So I'm really suprised that Adobe's converter didn't catch this.
Werner
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