Rod, there are two or three main places where things can go wrong:
1. When you create the PDF, you need to make sure that you are embedding the
fonts inside it.
This is controlled by the Adobe Distiller settings - there's a check box on one
of the dialogs that says something like Embed all
Interesting problem.
The use of two Garamond fonts from different found arises will no necessarily
produce discernibly different characters. A totally different don't family
should be used instead of two Garamond fonts.
I have noticed that on Windows, font representation accuracy diminishes
You need to set the PDF job options to subset all fonts. Then the PDF
should look right on screen. If it doesn't, your fonts probably aren't
installed right.
On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 1:09 PM, Rod Fee rod...@xtra.co.nz wrote:
Hi guys,
I have written a book, an experimental academic novel, in
