On Aug 25, 2007, at 6:31 PM, Olivier Lefevre wrote:
> I apologize for being so literal and persnickety but that does not
> answer
> my 2nd question, which was not about what Acrobat is free to do but
> about
> the meaning of that entry in the font panel, no more no less. What
> do each of:
>
> Font: Helvetica vs. Font: Arial
> Actual Font: ArialMT Actual Font: Helvetica
>
> mean? If this was a case of replacement of Arial by something else one
> would expect the latter, not the former.
>
In the first case, the font specified in the PDF is one named
"Helvetica". Since Acrobat was unable to find a font by that name on
your computer, it chose to use one called ArialMT instead.
In the second, the font was called "Arial" and it was not located on
the computer BUT one called Helvetica was. So it used that.
Were these both the same PDF? Same computer? What?
Leonard
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