Hello,
A colleague of mine printed out a PDF file that I generated. Some of the fonts in the printed PDF file appear out-of-shape (slightly squiggly but still readable). These fonts are in plain body text and some of the heading styles. In addition, unreadable characters appear for fonts in the PDF where a keyboard input character format was specified in the source (in Framemaker a different character format can be specified for individual words within a paragraph format).
He printed this PDF file a total of eight times. For the first five times there were no issues, but in the last three times the problems occured.
He printed the files from the same printer and some of the printing was with the PCL profile, while others were with the PS profile.
My colleague viewed the files using Adobe Reader 8 running on Windows XP.
My PC is also Windows XP. The document source is FrameMaker 7.2. When generating the file, I used Acrobat Distiller 8.0. It is compatible with Acrobat 5.0 (PDF 1.0). The Acrobat Reader I have on my PC is Acrobat 8.0.
Thanks,
Ken
Curious about the set up used.
In the Distiller job option, what specifics were used for Fonts?
For the paragraph tag(s) in the text flow(s) affected, what font?
For the character tag(s), what font?
Did the character tag(s) pull from Symbol?
Or Symbol Std?
Are any of the characters using reserved Hex/ANSI values?
Are you printing to a local or network printer from FrameMaker prior to creating the subject output PDF?
Be well...
Be well...