On 15.07.06, Tim Gray wrote:
> Here are my findings. It appears that Garamond is getting embedded.
> When I inspect the small file in Adobe Reader, everything shows up
> fine except for the 'v' which is from the mathpazo font. If I use the
> Garamond package option for getting math numbers from the garamond
> font, the file size blows up, but again eveything displays fine (with
> the exception of the mathpazo glyphs). And lastly, using just the
> mathpazo package and nothing else, nothing seems to be embedded, so
> nothing show up correctly.
Ok, so parts of the problem can be solved as described in
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.pyx.users/68/focus=68
Could you try this, please.
> I did all this checking in Adobe Reader. I tried converting the pdfs
> to ps using ghostscript but just got a very small file of raw
> postscript (all outlines I guess) with no font info. I also tried
> making a ps file using OS X's Print->Save as PS file. Those files
> were larger (100kb), and it looked like only a subset was embedded.
> If there is a better method to do this, I'd be willing to try it out.
I was refering to PyX's PS output (i.e. writeEPSfile or writePSfile).
> To be honest, I'm not a wiz at Latex fonts and don't know why my
> Garamond package is being treated differently than the math symbols
> from mathpazo. I developed my fairly simple package using the
> following page:
> <http://www.ece.ucdavis.edu/~jowens/code/otftex_install/>
> As a side note, all these missing font substitutions happen in Adobe
> Reader 7. In Mac OS X 10.4 Preview, there are no missing font
> substitutions and things show up correctly. I don't know what this
> means.
> When doing the graph with just Computer Modern, the letters are indeed
> doubled.
This is strange. Can you please post a minimal example file such that we
can reproduce this.
Jörg
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