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At 5:36 PM -0400 8/27/03, Robert S. Kissel wrote:
(1) A PDF file containing a Type 1 font (a completely defined one, rather than one based on the 14 "base" fonts); and
I am assuming you mean a fully embedded one, and not a subset one, yes? If so, there are LOTS of them out there on the web since most PDF tools support this as it's easy enough to do (provided you have a Type 1 format parser).
(2) A PDF file containing a COMPOSITE font (if it is possible to place one in a PDF file.
What do you mean by a "composite font"? Type 0?
That's not something you'd see in the wild, it's a format used for dealing with Unicode data and non-Unicode fonts...
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