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• Convert fonts to outlines - when is absolutely necessary?

  Hello

  I have to convert the fonts to outlines when you export to PDF?

  How about before packing the completed task? (I could be wrong, but I think not, since the fonts are packed as well as all elements).

  Thank you!

  You should really never have to convert fonts to outlines when exporting to PDF format.

  Here is an ad I wrote there are nearly 10 years that is still true today:

  Describing fonts: is it necessary? -InDesignSecrets: InDesignSecrets

  Occasionally, a printer can insist on having fonts described, even if it is really not necessary. This is the best method in the rare cases where it is necessary:

  Describing fonts, the 2016 edition - InDesignSecrets: InDesignSecrets

• The present no embedded fonts in scanned documents containing plain text are not get converted fonts incorporated after OCR applied. But the texts are searchable. The text even unincorporated font that is formatted as text (not scanned) become stupid

  The present no embedded fonts in scanned documents containing plain text are not get converted fonts incorporated after OCR applied. But the texts are searchable. Even fonts not embedded text that is formatted as text (not digital) are themselves converted to fonts embedded by adobe distiller.

  Fix. Expected behavior.

  Output of the OCR is not incorporated. With Acrobat Pro, a preflight check is available to embed the fonts.

  On the use of Distiller - using a work option distill configured appropriately that the PDF created from the authoring application (FrameMaker, InDesign, MS Word, etc.) will have embedded fonts.

  Be well...

• In the drop-down list of fonts, I clicked on the search option, and all my fonts disappeared. How can I disable this feature so that my fonts again?

  I explore my office of the newest version of Adobe InDesign. On the drop-down list of fonts, I clicked on the search item and all my fonts disappeared. How can I turn this option off and get my fonts to appear again?  See below.

  

  The departure is for your Favorites. If you have any favorite added, the list will be empty.

  The other symbol is for Typekit fonts. If you have not used the fonts in TK, the list is empty.

  Click the TypeKit... looks like he was depressed (clicked on).

  

  Mike

• Convert to DNG grey AGAIN

  Help, it can help me to solve this problem. My "convert to DNG" is grayed out for the second time in two days.

  Hello, can you please try the steps in the next page?

  Bridge help | Convert to DNG option disabled in Adobe Photo Downloader | Mac OS

• Fonts in a PDF document can be converted to outlines with Acrobat 9 Pro?

  Acrobat 9 Pro... sometimes I get a PDF file that I have to make some changes in the.  Because I do not have some of the fonts used, I can't change the file without losing the fonts used.  Is there a way to have Acrobat may re-register itself with all fonts converted to outlines if this wont be a problem with the fonts othe errors that I can get?

  Place the pdf file in InDesign...

  Argl! Never what it is a total heresy!

  ==> Using Acrobat Pro:

  -apply a transparent invisible object to all pages to force the flattening (for example to apply a little white square with an opacity of 1% in watermark in a corner).

  -Then go to the flattening of transparency : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Professional/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7 b87.w.html

  and use a flattener preset that convert fonts to outlines.

• Keynote will not appear individually installed fonts

  Hello

  Since I installed the latest (El Capitan) system and the last Keynote (6.6.1), all the fonts I have installed are more usable in Keynote.

  Keynote displays only system fonts that are put in parallel between OSX and the iOS Version of Keynote - but not the fonts I have installed via our store FontExplorer (a font management tool).

  In other Mac Applications (as in Pages, numbers or even the Texteditor) the respective policies are visible - and I can use them for everything that I need them.

  Is it possible to use individual fonts in the speech-program-the newer versions?

  Thanks for any help!

  -Stephan-

  Install fonts again to install the original files using apples book fonts fonts Installer and form validator that found in the Applications folder

• How can import most Hebrew fonts on mac?

  Hello

  
  

  I use Microsoft office on Hebrew to my documents in order to start in my office where I have a PC and continue on the road with my MacBookAir.

  My problem is, I have many nice Hebrew fonts on my PC and when I want to keep the converted fonts on my Mac.

  So, I'm looking to import the same fonts in my Mac!

  Can you help me with some advice?

  Copies of e-mail JJust fonts you must yourself on your Mac and install them by double-clicking on them.

  But word for Mac has never supported Hebrew, so it is preferable to use another application.  LibreOffice is probably the most compatible with Windows Word.

• Embed fonts

  I'm trying to embed fonts in an AIR application for the first time.

  That's what I tried:

  [Embed (source = "BRITISH. TTF", fontFamily ="BritanicEmbed ", mimeType =" application/x-do")]
  public var BritanicEmbed: Class;

  var textFormat:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
  textFormat.font = "BritanicEmbed";

  lblTitle = new Sun;
  lblTitle.format = textFormat;
  lblTitle.text = "Test";
  lblTitle.embedFonts = true;

  ... and that worked very well.

  But it was just a tester. The actual font that I need to use is a .otf font. (OpenType fonts)  When I try:

  [Embed (source = "TrajanPro-Regular", fontFamily = "TrajanProEmbed", mimeType = "application/x-font")]
  public var TrajanProEmbed: Class;

  ... running mxmlc gives:

  Error: exception during transcoding: font for alias 'TrajanProEmbed' with regular weight and style not found at:...

  Someone here got fonts OTF to integrate. (Note: I use the command line and mxmlc to compile my apps of the AIR, if that makes a difference)

  Thank you

  Daniel

  PS I also have a .ttc font (whatever it is) I need to use. Is this possible.

  Since the announcement, I came across:

  http://onlinefontconverter.com/

  By converting fonts I had in font .ttf, .otf and .ttc, I was able to nest them.

  The problem I have now is that the embedded fonts looks very bad.  I took a screenshot and zoomed in, and while it looks like they are smooth, they seem to always terrible.

  I was afraid that the onlinefontconverter tool was may be responsible, but if I open the fonts converted into Word, they look perfect in all sizes.

  So now I don't know what to do - I have no idea why the fonts would look terrible. (For reference, I use a font size of 44)

• Suddenly, InDesign stopped work and remove all the fonts...

  Suddenly, InDesign stopped work and remove all the fonts used in the document... but I can use it in other programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator. tried to delete and reinstall the InDesign but it isn't working again

  I hope to find a quick solution to the problem

  I finally solve the problem...

  reinstall all fonts again and its working,

  Thank you all...

• Myriad fonts Pro

  Adobe personal salvation,

  I work for TriMet, a public company in Portland, Oregon. I understand electronic screens of teaching for the machines of airfare and package for the fare card, use Myriad Pro fonts in my software CC. Do I have to buy the license for using Myriad Pro for those? Please let me know. Thank you.

  Standard fonts Adobe license agreement allows to work with a font to be disseminated and used for personal and commercial purposes. You must only make sure that you are using fonts to create the work (for example, bitmaps and video), convert fonts to outlines output vector data (EPS, for example) or embed fonts in an electronic document (e.g. PDF). You may not distribute the font files themselves as an asset for an application or a service.

  For the fonts that come with Adobe applications, please see the terms of use: licenses and terms of use | Adobe

  I hope this helps.

  -Christopher

• Embed fonts by Save to PDF in Illustrator

  I have a problem with embedding fonts using Illustrator using the PDF file "save under". I know that this can be done by describing fonts before you save your PDF file. Even when the fonts embed is check in the presets it always shows the fonts being active in the Acrobat before the flight. You can also see them active in the document properties window in acrobat Pro. I played with it for hours and I want to see evidence that there is no active fonts when publishing PDFs to clients.

  Thank you!

  It is confusing to me because the fonts are embedded in a PDF file when they are available, as seen on another system and no font substitution takes place. Your screenshot shows that the fonts are included. Problems occur when the fonts are not embedded. In any case, Acrobat is not a function that converts fonts to outlines, which results in a different set of problems.

• Cannot hierarchical not lack of fonts in PDF format when "Illustrator of edition" is enabled

  I have an unusual problem with a supplied PDF file that uses fonts, I did not.

  Normally I put the PDF file in Illustrator and use "Flatten transparency" with the option "Convert fonts to outlines" to create vectors for the missing fonts. This particular PDF file seems however are recorded with the setting "Preserve illustrator of editing", so when I place it in Illustrator illustrator data are read and I get direct work - with fonts replaced - instead of something I can work with, which means that I can not reproduce the type I need.

  I tried to import the PDF into inDesign and re-register as a new PDF - but Illustrator is not fooled by this clumsy and desperate and new cunning treats the file editable work with missing fonts replaced.

  How can I force Illustrator to ignore the editable file capabilities and just convert the fonts to outlines?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  K

  To set up this entire thread (and what worked for me), here's how do I get a version of Illustrator editable in a PDF with fonts shown when you have them:

  1. Open a new Illustrator document (regardless of size, you can always adjust)
  2. Go to file > Place...
  3. Choose your PDF, make sure that 'link' is checked under the file dropdown type
  4. Click to place your PDF in the document
  5. Navigate to the object > flatten transparency...
  6. In the box to flatten transparency, ensure convert all text to outlines text (and other adjustments)
  7. Click OK

• My Windows files have been lost. How to restore my recent $24 year subscription to Adobe converter?

  All of my Windows files have been lost. How to restore my Adobe PDF Converter without paying $24 again?

  Hi drjpnita,

  I'm sorry to hear that you lost your files. But, your subscription must always be OK. You can connect to online services Acrobat to any web browser supported at cloud.acrobat.com with your Adobe ID and password. If you need to re - download the reader free Adobe (which also allows access to the service), you can get it here: Adobe - download Adobe Reader - all versions

  I hope that helps!

  Best,

  Sara

• HowTo? convert virtual machines Hyper-V in ESX 4.0

  Hi, maybe posted a million times BUT:

  I have yet to convert a virtual Hyper-V for ESX 4 computer.

  Guests (W2K3, W2K8, W2K8R2)

  I tried

  -WinImage

  -Starwind

  -MS VMM

  -Vmware converter coldclone

  -Vmware converter online

  and again: If a VMDK of OS in ESX VM file does not start a VDISK or even knows that there is a file system.

  -What did I do wrong?

  Thank you very much...

  Stefan

  V2V 2008 R2 de HyperV for VMware is pretty easy - you should not even VMware Converter...

  read my notes here

  http://sanbarrow.com/p2v2008r2.html

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