- From: Erik Melkersson <melker@unit.liu.se>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 11:20:06 +0100
- To: "'www-xsl-fo@w3c.org'" <www-xsl-fo@w3c.org>
I have been working with ps-fonts but i guess that the problems are almost the same... You mean you print from acrobat reader to a ps-printer? I that case Acroread version 5 works but not version 4. (That is my experience) Version 5 was not available for unix so I only tested that on a windows mashine. In case you use fop to generate ps you have to send the font along yourself unless the printer alread knows it. I have prepended the ps-file with the pfa-file (ascii-version of ps-font file) /Melker Kevin Flynn wrote: > I have generated XSL-FO documents containing TrueType fonts (mostly > PalatinoLinotype). I generated font metrics files for the fonts, and > everything seemed to be OK (they looked OK in Acrobat, and printed out OK). > That, however, was when I was printing to a PCL printer. When I print to a > Postscript printer, the results are dreadful. Every time there is a change > of font (for example, a bolded word in a line), the output gets scrambled, > wih spurious characters inserted where the bold text should be. This happens > whether or not I switch on the "download TrueType fonts" option in Acrobat. > > Does anybody have any experience with this, or know of any fix? > > Best regards > -------------- > Kevin Flynn > Birdstep Technology www.birdstep.com > Direct: +47 24 13 47 75 > > -- __________________________ Erik Melkersson, Technical Webmaster UNIT, Linköpings Universitet melker@unit.liu.se, 013-285794 http://www.unit.liu.se/
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