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2007-06-18 02:32:02

richarde

Registered: Jun 18 2007

Posts: 4

I have an advert produced in InDesign CS. The PDF produced has all the fonts embedded.

This PDF is then ran through Asura, the fonts have had their names changed from Helvetica Neue to HelveticaNeue-Black-OV-PRXWAB and still show as embedded (not subset).

The Document Properties dialog in Acrobat tells me that the font 'HelveticaNeue-Black-OV-PRXWAB' (Type: Type 1, Encoding: Custom) is embedded.

This PDF is then placed inside an InDesign CS document and re-PDF'd first to a postscript file, then distilled (v7.07). Distiller is set to also embed all fonts.

When the final PDF is produced the above font is no longer embedded but is now subset..

Surely all the font info (glyphs) are in the first PDF as Acrobat showed it as Embedded. So therefore how can the final PDF show it as subset.?

Does it have something to do with the font name containing 'OV-PRXWAB'..?

Thanks is advance..

2008-04-16 05:55:44

lkassuba

Registered: Jun 28 2007

Posts: 3636

Check to make sure that when you're converting your PS to PDF via Distiller that the fonts are set to embed not embed subset. It sounds as though you are creating PDF by two different processes from InDesign therefore it is likely that the setting are different.

Lori Kassuba is an AUC Expert and Community Manager for AcrobatUsers.com.

2010-11-05 04:12:05

himanshu

Registered: Jun 27 2010

Posts: 1

I have some prob
Fonts are not seen in Font in InDesign CS3 even font is there
in Font book of mac and font reserve client

what is connection of font book and reservoir client
Is fonts are clashing or cleanup of font book on regular bases
is necessary

pls mail me reply, I have daily prob
himanshuk [at] live [dot] comI am unable to understand concept Font book and reserve client and relation at all

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