Fonts described in Acrobat XI

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  I have a client, a loan to print their work. But now they came back asking for fonts for UN-pathed [unspecified].

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  ID very certainly NOT default vector fonts. In some cases of transparency flattening fonts may be classified, but it is only if the flattening settings force and transparency is actually flat. The default is to embed fonts.

• Fonts on Adobe Acrobat Pro

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  Somehow, the fonts to look like the following picture now.

  

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  Have you had the opportunity to change your display preferences?

  Look at Edit > Preferences > Page display > rendering

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• Why OpenType fonts appears as the Type 1 fonts in the Acrobat font list?

  Update old files from InDesign to the customer. Part of the Task Type 1 (all OfficinaSans) doing a search/replace, replace all the old fonts with OpenType fonts. InDesign does this without problem. BUT! When I export these new files in PDF format and view the list fonts, it always shows OfficinaSans as a Type 1 font. I do something wrong, or I simply cannot understand something fundamental? Either way, I tried not only file > export to a PDF Print... I also printed in a PS file and distilled it. Same result... PDF looks like all Type 1 fonts.

  
  

  Using Windows 10... latest updates InDesign and Acrobat.

  Thanks to anyone who can "splain to me!

  
  

  What a creation of PDF files, with a few limited exceptions, when they are confronted with the OpenType fonts, these fonts OpenType CFF with contours of curve Bezier path of Type 1 and referring or OpenType TrueType fonts TrueType outlines quadratic curves and allusion, Adobe applications will extract the equivalent TrueType or Type 1 fonts and integrate them as Type 1 or Type 42 (TrueType) fonts in PDF files.

  The general exception only when creating forms, in this case if the font used for the form is in any OpenType format, the complete OpenType fonts will be incorporated. The reasons for this are (a) all the glyphs of the police could potentially be required and (2) fonts full OpenType has measures that are useful or necessary for the correct layout of the input data.

  On the other hand, fully integrating a font OpenType bloats the PDF with more data than necessary to fully and properly render text in the PDF file.

  Note that in OfficinaSans, if the original Type 1 both the police following OpenType CFF have been drawn from Adobe, you will see a difference in the PDF file. The police OpenType version would be named OfficinaSans Std well incorporated as a Type 1 font.

  I hope that you give insight into what's really going on.

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• Fonts change Adobe Acrobat Dc drive

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• Can someone help us get COMMENTS SETTING TOOL to work as described in Acrobat Pro XI?

  Our company seeks to pass on comments on paper to electronic shared reviews, and Adobe XI has been selected. (Window 8, Acrobat XI) However, we have a lot of difficulties.

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  1. a reviewer attaches the file using comments trombonepublishes comments and then closes.

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  Everyone knows this?  During the initial period while the file name always appears under the name in the list of attachments, it is pensionable.  When this name is placed on the Description field, it is lost.

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  5. When the initiator or other reviewer opens, the name is unknown and the name of the file is now under Description and there is no way to identify the file or open it.

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  This issue with the COMMENTS SETTING TOOL has been resolved for our company with the release of 11.0.09 was updated today (17/09/14).

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• How do install you new fonts for Adobe Acrobat Pro XI?

  I bought two fonts and you have to use them in a PDF file, I'm editing. How do you install the fonts in Acrobat?

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• How can I change fonts in Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Pro?

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• Fonts available in Acrobat, but nowhere else (thai Adobe)

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• A way to find the names of the fonts described in the Illustrator file?

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  Emilie,

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  In such a case, it is crucial to know who has the copyright. If it has, your editing, it may be a forgery, according to exactly, which is, or may be accepted.

  If there is no such question, you can ask him what fonts are used, or even get the original versions of direct Type as appropriate.

  Your use of these fonts require your own (bare) of them, of course.

• Since Acrobat DC: Can vectorize fonts when I save my file in PDF or EPS format?

  Since Acrobat DC: Can vectorize fonts when I save my file in PDF or EPS format?

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  Really your question does not apply to Acrobat, but rather the creation of programs such as CorelDraw. As a general rule, an export/backup PDF with all fonts embedded. It is the most reliable workflow. Use resulting from these PDF files (or EPS files) with embedded fonts always gives you the full loyalty of the fonts used initially. Describing the text gives out bloated, low quality text. But if you want outlining when the PDF was created, you must do these Exhibitor in your authoring application.

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• How can desktop icon font color - I change the font color of the text that describes the desktop icons?

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  I am running Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. How can I change the color of the font describing the desktop icons?

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  You cannot change the font color of desktop.

  Because desktop wallpaper images have different colors, it is easy for the colors of unreadable fonts if they are on top of the same color in a background image to display. For example, a black font on top a dark part of the background image or a white font on a white part of a background image.

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• How to add a font in acrobat 7

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• Convert fonts to outlines - when is absolutely necessary?

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  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).

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• PDF to Illustrator, fonts listed, only they are not.

  Hi hope someone can help you.

  I have a PDF file created from the original Quark. When I send the PDF on our printer they need convert to illy with fonts described in order to print the job.

  However, when they (and we) are trying to convert PDFS into Illy we get the following message:

  A construction of unknown imagery has been detected.

  To preserve the look, a text was pointed out.

  If the police is described in the PDF file first and then open in illy the message we receive is

  A construction of unknown imagery has been detected.

  Whatever it is, the police is not indicated in the file of the resulting illy. It's just a set of picture boxes that cannot be changed.

  Beautiful visually all eyes, but the needs of the printer to be able to change the font indicates.

  Have also tried describing the police in the original Quark first, but resulting illy file has a great picture box rather than the required police described.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Dave

  Thanks for your answer John. Sorry for any confusion - was not easy to describe the problem and I think the work ahead a little more details on the work as we go along.

  It turns out that the printer is not the help of illustrator after all; they have a small screen printer/sign writers, only a small set upward and they use a specific piece of software, that requires the police to be exposed. They don't modify it as such. So, not illy, but they have the same questions that I found with illy, as described in my OP. We don't know why, but they cannot or prefer not to use the provided PDF file.

  The material being printed on is a frosted polypro. at one end of the black Uni is scheduled first with white screen text printed on top. Done this way to recording purposes (don't want frosted polypro showing through at the edge of the lettering) and also by behind the material should be considered black Uni.  I was wrong in my original understanding in my OP, to the subject of how printing was planned.

  It's white text that is in yellow in the work of quark that should be highlighted, and which was not converted correctly when the PDF file was opened in illy or indeed in the printer software.

  Anyway, as I mention in my update, modify this text in CMYK seems to have solved the problem and the underlined text is maintained by Illy and the printer software. Still not sure why being a spot color would however described the police behavior.