Re: font embedded problem
On 08/05/2010 10:21 AM, zyc04 wrote: Dear all, I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE conference. I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not embedded. See the attachment. The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, because its default font is Helvetica. I dont know where does the symbol font from. Can anyone tell me the solution to this? Thank you very much. yongzhang I can think of at least two ways. Either a) Instruct Matlab to embed your fonts, or b) Convert the eps to pdf using ps2pdf -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress file.eps You can check that your pdf file has all fonts embed by running pdffonts file.pdf These commands should be run in a terminal and might require you to install some additional software. Best of luck! -- Julien
Re: font embedded problem
Am 08.05.2010 16:21, schrieb zyc04: I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE conference. I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not embedded. See the attachment. The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, because its default font is Helvetica. You need to embed the fonts when creating the EPS-image. This can be done by creating a PDF image instead of an EPS image. When you have Adobe acrobat, you can either - embed the fonts directly when you create the PDF via the PDF printer (there is an option in the PDF printer settings named don't sent fonts to Acrobat that you need to uncheck.) - embed the fonts later by a PDF tool of your choice If you then still don't have success, make a PNG-image out of your EPS images. This is an ugly solution, but better than nothing. regards Uwe
Re: font embedded problem
On 08/05/2010 10:21 AM, zyc04 wrote: Dear all, I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE conference. I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not embedded. See the attachment. The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, because its default font is Helvetica. I dont know where does the symbol font from. Can anyone tell me the solution to this? Thank you very much. yongzhang I can think of at least two ways. Either a) Instruct Matlab to embed your fonts, or b) Convert the eps to pdf using ps2pdf -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress file.eps You can check that your pdf file has all fonts embed by running pdffonts file.pdf These commands should be run in a terminal and might require you to install some additional software. Best of luck! -- Julien
Re: font embedded problem
Am 08.05.2010 16:21, schrieb zyc04: I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE conference. I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not embedded. See the attachment. The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, because its default font is Helvetica. You need to embed the fonts when creating the EPS-image. This can be done by creating a PDF image instead of an EPS image. When you have Adobe acrobat, you can either - embed the fonts directly when you create the PDF via the PDF printer (there is an option in the PDF printer settings named don't sent fonts to Acrobat that you need to uncheck.) - embed the fonts later by a PDF tool of your choice If you then still don't have success, make a PNG-image out of your EPS images. This is an ugly solution, but better than nothing. regards Uwe
Re: font embedded problem
On 08/05/2010 10:21 AM, zyc04 wrote: > Dear all, > I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE > conference. > I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it > could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. > The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not > embedded. See the attachment. > The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, > because its default font is Helvetica. > I dont know where does the symbol font from. > Can anyone tell me the solution to this? Thank you very much. > > yongzhang I can think of at least two ways. Either a) Instruct Matlab to embed your fonts, or b) Convert the eps to pdf using ps2pdf -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress file.eps You can check that your pdf file has all fonts embed by running pdffonts file.pdf These commands should be run in a terminal and might require you to install some additional software. Best of luck! -- Julien
Re: font embedded problem
Am 08.05.2010 16:21, schrieb zyc04: I encountered a problem when I used lyx to produce a file for IEEE conference. I used lyx 1.6.5+IEEEtran+pdflatex to generate the final pdf, but it could not pass the eximination of IEEE PDF eXpress. The information indicates that the fonts symbol and Helvetica are not embedded. See the attachment. The font Helvetica originated from the EPS figure generated from Matlab, because its default font is Helvetica. You need to embed the fonts when creating the EPS-image. This can be done by creating a PDF image instead of an EPS image. When you have Adobe acrobat, you can either - embed the fonts directly when you create the PDF via the PDF printer (there is an option in the PDF printer settings named "don't sent fonts to Acrobat that you need to uncheck.) - embed the fonts later by a PDF tool of your choice If you then still don't have success, make a PNG-image out of your EPS images. This is an ugly solution, but better than nothing. regards Uwe
