Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-04-01 Thread Steve Litt
On Thu, 31 Mar 2016 13:36:28 -0400
Neal Becker  wrote:

> Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:
> 
> The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF
> fonts are embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one
> or more of your document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.
> 
> I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.
> 
> Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)
> 

I always embed my fonts with the books I sell. A shellscript I use to
do the job on one of my books is at http://pastebin.ca/3433873 . Notice
the ps2pdf12 command. That's the secret of embedding fonts. You need
control of the step that converts from Postscript to PDF.

Here's another article that pretty much says the same thing:

http://www.boekenenproefschriften.nl/proefschriften/sites/default/files/EmbedLaTeXfonts.pdf

Good luck!

SteveT

Steve Litt 
March 2016 featured book: Quit Joblessness: Start Your Own Business
http://www.troubleshooters.com/startbiz


Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-04-01 Thread Neal Becker
Guillaume Munch wrote:

> Le 31/03/2016 20:11, Neal Becker a écrit :
>> Guillaume Munch wrote:
>>
>>> Le 31/03/2016 19:36, Neal Becker a écrit :
 Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:

 The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF
 fonts are embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or
 more of your document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.

 I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.

 Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)


>>>
>>>   From EDAS:
>>> "The PDF checker will sometimes complain about missing embedded fonts.
>>> Authors should consult the EDAS FAQ item (under Help) on that topic."
>>> What does it say?
>>>
>>> What is the result of "pdffonts yourfile.pdf" ? (assuming Linux)
>>>
>>> Did you try xetex instead?
>>
>> The problem is coming from pdf drawings which were created by lucidchart
>> (online).
>>
>>   pdffonts ~/Documents/SA-SCMA_block_diagram.pdf
>> name type  encoding
>> emb sub uni object ID
>>  - 
>> --- --- --- -
>> HelveticaType 1WinAnsi 
>> no
>> no  no  17  0
>> Helvetica-Bold   Type 1WinAnsi 
>> no
>> no  no  18  0
>> Helvetica-ObliqueType 1WinAnsi 
>> no
>> no  no  19  0
>> Helvetica-BoldObliqueType 1WinAnsi 
>> no
>> no  no  20  0
>>
>> Not sure yet what to do about that.
>>
>>
> 
> I suggest embedding the fonts in your drawings using tricks found at
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4231656/how-do-i-embed-fonts-in-an-existing-pdf
> before generating your main pdf file.

I used pdftocairo -pdf   to fix the pdfs that I had drawn 
using lucidchart, which were lacking the embedded fonts.



Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Guillaume Munch

Le 31/03/2016 20:11, Neal Becker a écrit :

Guillaume Munch wrote:


Le 31/03/2016 19:36, Neal Becker a écrit :

Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:

The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF fonts
are embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or more of
your document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.

I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.

Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)




  From EDAS:
"The PDF checker will sometimes complain about missing embedded fonts.
Authors should consult the EDAS FAQ item (under Help) on that topic."
What does it say?

What is the result of "pdffonts yourfile.pdf" ? (assuming Linux)

Did you try xetex instead?


The problem is coming from pdf drawings which were created by lucidchart
(online).

  pdffonts ~/Documents/SA-SCMA_block_diagram.pdf
name type  encoding emb
sub uni object ID
 -  ---
--- --- -
HelveticaType 1WinAnsi  no
no  no  17  0
Helvetica-Bold   Type 1WinAnsi  no
no  no  18  0
Helvetica-ObliqueType 1WinAnsi  no
no  no  19  0
Helvetica-BoldObliqueType 1WinAnsi  no
no  no  20  0

Not sure yet what to do about that.




I suggest embedding the fonts in your drawings using tricks found at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4231656/how-do-i-embed-fonts-in-an-existing-pdf
before generating your main pdf file.



Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Rich Shepard

On Thu, 31 Mar 2016, Neal Becker wrote:


The problem is coming from pdf drawings which were created by lucidchart
(online).



Not sure yet what to do about that.


Neal,

  You can use ghostscript to convert pdf to jpg (vector graphics to raster
graphics), or use pdf2ps then ps2eps to get an encapsulated postscript file.
I _think_ lyx accepts .eps images.

Rich


Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Neal Becker
Guillaume Munch wrote:

> Le 31/03/2016 19:36, Neal Becker a écrit :
>> Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:
>>
>> The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF fonts
>> are embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or more of
>> your document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.
>>
>> I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.
>>
>> Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)
>>
>>
> 
>  From EDAS:
> "The PDF checker will sometimes complain about missing embedded fonts.
> Authors should consult the EDAS FAQ item (under Help) on that topic."
> What does it say?
> 
> What is the result of "pdffonts yourfile.pdf" ? (assuming Linux)
> 
> Did you try xetex instead?

The problem is coming from pdf drawings which were created by lucidchart 
(online).

 pdffonts ~/Documents/SA-SCMA_block_diagram.pdf
name type  encoding emb 
sub uni object ID
 -  --- 
--- --- -
HelveticaType 1WinAnsi  no  
no  no  17  0
Helvetica-Bold   Type 1WinAnsi  no  
no  no  18  0
Helvetica-ObliqueType 1WinAnsi  no  
no  no  19  0
Helvetica-BoldObliqueType 1WinAnsi  no  
no  no  20  0

Not sure yet what to do about that.



Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Neal Becker
Neal Becker wrote:

> Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:
> 
> The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF fonts
> are embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or more of
> your document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.
> 
> I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.
> 
> Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)

Well one approach that seems to work is:
* don't select Use Non-TeX fonts
* export via PDF (dvipdfm), which I suppose generates dvi, then convert 
using dvipdfm(x).



Re: IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Guillaume Munch

Le 31/03/2016 19:36, Neal Becker a écrit :

Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:

The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF fonts are
embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or more of your
document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.

I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.

Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)




From EDAS:
"The PDF checker will sometimes complain about missing embedded fonts. 
Authors should consult the EDAS FAQ item (under Help) on that topic."

What does it say?

What is the result of "pdffonts yourfile.pdf" ? (assuming Linux)

Did you try xetex instead?



IEEE: The paper PDF file cannot be accepted

2016-03-31 Thread Neal Becker
Trying to upload final paper, and it's not accepted.  I get:

The paper PDF file cannot be accepted: Publishers require that PDF fonts are 
embedded so that documents can be printed everywhere; one or more of your 
document fonts are not embedded. See EDAS FAQ.

I used export lualatex, with Use Non-Tex fonts option.

Any advice (it's due by tomorrow!)