Hi Berny,
To answer your question, yes, FrameMaker is capable of recognizing the
modified kerning. Just have to turn on the "Pair Kern" on the character
designer and it is fine...
EXCEPT FOR ONE THING:
It does not work with the space character. That is what I am trying to
resolve.
I kerned (in
Greg:
I'm sure you realize that your custom kerning only works with the
font you modify. You'd need to embed the font in PDFs you provide, to
assure the same result for your recipients.
Have you considered replacing "final-f+space" sequences in your
documents with something like "final-f+thin
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Well, your methodology is using the two weakest .pdf tools.
If you have Distiller, print the Word file to a PostScript printer and
specify "print to file."
Then distill it manually to see if that helps.
Also, the Adobe Acrobat user forum on the Adobe site would probably
have some helpful info.
Ar
Not completely accurate, Art. The weakest PDF tool is PDFWriter,
which is not an issue here. Both PDFMaker and the Adobe PDF
printer instance are installed as part of the Adobe Acrobat tool
suite, and both of them use Acrobat Distiller (although they do it
"under the hood" or "behind the curtain")
Hi Berny,
To answer your question, yes, FrameMaker is capable of recognizing the
modified kerning. Just have to turn on the "Pair Kern" on the character
designer and it is fine...
EXCEPT FOR ONE THING:
It does not work with the space character. That is what I am trying to
resolve.
I kerned (in
Greg:
I'm sure you realize that your custom kerning only works with the
font you modify. You'd need to embed the font in PDFs you provide, to
assure the same result for your recipients.
Have you considered replacing "final-f+space" sequences in your
documents with something like "final-f+thi
[JOB OPENING] OASIS Seeks XML Standards Specialist/Technical Writer
Details:
The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information
Standards (OASIS) seeks a virtual part-time research assistant who can
serve as a technical writer and XML standards specialist. The
individual will ass
Well, your methodology is using the two weakest .pdf tools.
If you have Distiller, print the Word file to a PostScript printer and
specify "print to file."
Then distill it manually to see if that helps.
Also, the Adobe Acrobat user forum on the Adobe site would probably
have some helpful info.
Ar
Not completely accurate, Art. The weakest PDF tool is PDFWriter,
which is not an issue here. Both PDFMaker and the Adobe PDF
printer instance are installed as part of the Adobe Acrobat tool
suite, and both of them use Acrobat Distiller (although they do it
"under the hood" or "behind the curtain")
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