Stepan RYBAR wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thank You answer. But after some tests I guess, that this is not caused by
> missing metadata.
Think again.
> Even if there are no metadata in "source.fo"
Look at your PDF document.
In the root dictionary, there's a reference to XMP data.
/Metadata 7 0 R
If we have a look at object 5, we see:
7 0 obj
<<
/Type /Metadata
/Subtype /XML
/Length 12 0 R
/Filter /FlateDecode
>>
stream
xoe?QN~jÂ0}ü++?×?I? 3¤.a){q÷\"?oem#"?Ú öIu^...??
W+OE=îÍ9'ç"#?u.Ë=X´...]Ä?óý#büÍé1/4šÁNß7VÍA~Z6{9Qxšô{ýž¨y}¨`s?
?žu`2ÍÂ~ÂQ]Y]¨Ýómy^(2)1?-^^(1)}'f0G'l8¤sX?T'
&^(1)swEUR^(2)Ço`D++"E`ëË(c)HÇü/yÜ/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]'^(1)?ôvA`?EURFk6âa~ÎFW"qJé0y"é§$W^?B+x a~?3/4äîÁO~ëE`U`s??!gÍ? .}...kU^?Z?
Oops... What's this?
This is a compressed XMP stream.
That's not allowed in PDF!
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