RE: pdflatex 1.20 :pdf inclusion pdf version problem

"Xiaobin Li" <[email protected]>
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Thanks Reinhard! You are right!

But, I have one more concern:

If pdftex.cfg is not read, how about fonts?
I means that normally, there is a line in pdftex.cfg which says 

"map pdftex.map"


For example, I want to use fourier font, I need to tell it by adding the
following line to pdftex.cfg:


map +fourier.map


Appreciate your kind helps!

Best,
 
Xiaobin
 

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 5:32 PM
To: Xiaobin Li
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Subject: pdflatex 1.20 :pdf inclusion pdf version problem

>>>>> "Xiaobin" == Xiaobin Li <[email protected]> writes:

    > [...]
    > I am updating my pdflatex from 1.11b to 1.20a-rc3-2.1.  The
    > [...]

    > I am fine of going through the compiling steps. And pdflatex is
    > ready.  But, after running pdflatex, I encountered the following
    > message:

    > --------------------------------------------------------------
    > pdflatex pdf inclusion: found pdf version <1.4> , but at most
    > version <1.0> allowed
    > --------------------------------------------------------------

Looks like 1.20a does not read pdftex.cfg.

Does it help if you put the line 

\pdfoptionpdfminorversion 4

into your document?

Regards,
  Reinhard

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