On Jul 26, 2008, at 11:09 AM, Eric Carbone wrote:
"Font assets file is not found. Only system fonts will be used for
this job"
You can safely ignore this message. This will no longer appear in
Desktop compositions in the new 5.8 version.
"Font <Swiss 721 Bold BT> normal style is not loaded, using italic
style of this font family"
This is a consequence of the way FusionPro handles fonts. Because of
the HTML-like markup that FusionPro uses, with <b> and <i> tags to
change the "style" or "face" of a font, it's really referencing font
"families" instead of individual font files. Most font families
contain four styles: regular, bold, italic, and bold + italic, so any
combination is valid. However, some fonts on your system may not
contain all four styles, in which case FusionPro won't be able to
access every possible combination. This is especially common in the
case of a font with the word "bold" or "italic" in its family name.
(Should there really be a font family called "Swiss 721 Bold BT", or
should there be a family called something like "Swiss 721 BT" with a
bold *style*? There are two schools of thought about this in digital
typography. A full philosophical discussion of this is beyond the
scope of this forum, however.)
So, if your output appears correctly, you can obviously consider this
message as an informational warning, and ignore it. However, if you
want to avoid the message entirely, you will need to either (a) modify
your job to not invoke the "missing" styles of that font, (b) install
all the relevant styles, or (c) use a different font with all relevant
styles included.
3. Even though I am always careful to uncheck "Subset Fonts" during
a compose, sometimes the composed PDF files still have "Embedded
Subset" fonts. A few times my files have gone to prepress and they
told me the fonts weren't embedded. Is there a better way to ensure
that fonts are ALWAYS embedded?
This may be due to fonts in the background (template) document, or
other PDF resources used as graphics in your job. If that's the case,
there's nothing FusionPro can do about it. You'll need to make sure
the existing PDFs have fonts embedded (or not) as you require.
Dan
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