Re: Re: pdf file and windows acrobat reader.

"dileep padinjaraevengasseril" <[email protected]> 15 Jan 2003 23:02:53 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.texpower.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

Thanks for your reply. I am using pdflatex for producing the pdf 
file. I am using acroread-4.05-6  in my linux and tested the pdf 
file in windows acrobat reader 4 and 5. All the fonts except one 
is type 1 fonts.

The info reads like this.

MatisseI Type 1   Windows   Embedded Subset  Type 1
CMSSBX10  Type 1  Builtin        do              do
CMSS12     do       do           do              do
stmary10   do       do            do              do
stmary9      same as the above line
CMSS17       same as the above line
CMSS10       same as the above line
CMSS10       same as the above line
CMSS9        same as the above line

Further list of all fonts.

CMSY10       Type 1  builtin
Arial,Bold    do      windows
Helvetica      do     standard
Helvetica-Bold  do     standard
CMBX10          d0     builtin
CMSY8           type 1
Times-Italic    type 1
CMSSI10          do
CMSY6            do
CMR6             do
CMBX9            do
Times-BoldItalic  d0
CMR9             do
CMTI9            d0
A                type 3   custom(encoding) A (used font) type 3
Arial            type 1
Times-Bold       type 1
CMBX12            do
LucidaConsole     do

I do not have much idea of the fonts and all. But I hope the mail 
does not lack clarity.

Thanking you,

With best regards,

Dileep




>It might be a font issue or just a difference between the Windows 
>and
>Linux version of Acrobat Reader... How do produce your pdf file 
>-
>latex+dvips/distiller or pdflatex? What is the contents of
>   File -> Document properties -> Fonts
>in Acrobat Reader under Windows and Linux. (Names and type, 
>please)
>
>Hans
>
>
>
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