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• Specify a font of "police. HelvB' produces a non-bold font that is the same as the police. Helv.  How to make a bold Helvetica font?

  I use Acrobat X with JavaScript and seeks to specify a "BOLD" Helvetica font via 'police. HelvB ".  However, the police resulting is not "BOLD" and is the same as specifying "police. Helv.

  How to make a bold Helvetica font?

  I search around on that and it seems the Helvetica not accustomed to be supported by earlier versions of Acrobat, but Helvetica seems to be supported by Acrobat X.  That means, I suppose, that the bold Helvetica font is installed with Acrobat X and so I need to install the bold Helvetica font separately.

  Thanks for your help.

  
  Dave

  Use the textFont property.

• Apple mess unread mail appear. with a bold font

  Hello

  In apple mail > display > display the unread waste. with a bold font

  discipline - it doesn't seem to work... I see no difference when the choice is checked or unchecked?

  Q: How do I get it it works?

  quit out of mail

  restore the system fonts

  Font (El Capitan) book: restore the standard fonts

  reset

• Impossible to print the Chinese fonts PCL, always print Korean

  Dear support

  I tried to print the Chinese police of PCL commands

  It prints only Korean, regardless of what font type I attributed

  I've already classified under the code in < esc > (18 < esc > (s1pXXv0s0b17007T

  my printer is M602n, it comes with disk resident fonts Japanese, Korean, Chinese-T, S-Chinese

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you

  I don't have access to a printer LaserJet M602n , so don't know much about his abilities.

  Its replacement by 12 for the point size XX in your skeleton PCL escape sequence:

  < esc > (18         main fonts: symbol Set (18 = Unicode))
  
  < esc > (s1p         main fonts: spacing: proportional)
  
         12V        main fonts: height (12 points)
  
         0         main fonts: Style (standing, solid)
  
         0b         main fonts: the race weight: medium
  
         17007T     main fonts: font (identifier = 17007)

  shows that you select a font:

  • That supports the 18 (= Unicode) symbol defined. all the evolutionary independent printer encapsulated TrueType fonts resident should theoretically therefore be candidates.
  • Which is proportionally spaced and available in the selected, the size in points.
  • With the font identifier 17007 - I have no idea if it is a printer resident on the M602 template policy.

  However, to select characters with the character codes outside of byte 0 x 20->0xff range using the Unicode code points (need two-bytes or more, because they are larger than 0xff), you must also select the method of text analysis; for Unicode, it would be:

  < esc > & t83P        method of text analysis: UTF-8

  Then the required code points must be specified using the (two bytes or more) coding UTF-8 to Unicode code point values (so, for example, U + 100 would be coded under 0xc480); I don't know, offhand, which extends under Unicode are used for characters in the Chinese language.

  There are other values of the sequence of text analysis Mode to select, but I'm not very familiar with any of them:

  < esc > & t0P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t1P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t2P   method of text analysis: 2 bytes
  
  < esc > & t21P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 7-bit bytes
  
  < esc > & t31P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Shift-JIS bytes
  
  < esc > & t38P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 8-bit bytes

  that can be used with another Asian symbol fixed (if the printer supports them), but I don't know the details offhand.

• HP 4500 Envy: Envy 4500 print not downloaded fonts

  Recently, I downloaded a new font to use in Word, Roboto slab.  I find that I can print only this after you have saved the file in pdf format. I can't print the Word with Roboto slab doc.

  The envy not print the downloaded fonts, specifically, Roboto slab?

  Thank you!

  Hey @kywassell,

  I'm glad to see that you can print at least when you save the file in PDF format and this is a major investigation that other clients may also ask you please click the "accept as Solution" If you feel helps you to this post, or could help others.

  The printer does not support downloadable or scalable fonts. Roboto slab fonts are downloadable and therefore would not work. My Sources are as follows,

  Print specifications

  Print language

  HP PCL 3 GUI

  HP Deskjet, Officejet from HP, HP, HP Business Inkjet color inkjet - 3 PCL and PCL 5/6 functions and different...

  

  See you soon!

• LV does not print the barcode fonts

  

  It's the VI, I created to print a barcode. I set up the type size and police and then sent to the printer. But LV does not print the right font. When I made the same format in WORD and print, print correctly.

  Barcode font, I used is not installed on the local PC, but it is available in the printer driver. I guess this is the reason why print all fines. WHY CAN'T LV?

  You can simply use the TCP protocol to establish a connection to the printer on port 9100. The printer is set up to automatically close the connections that are inactive after 5 minutes. If you send only from time to time the label you must close the connection and reopen it when you send the next label. If you send a relatively steady stream of labels, you can leave the connection open.

• How can I get the ITC Garamond Bold font

  How can I get the ITC Garamond Bold font

  He is a font of ITC, not Adobe.

  Adobe has its own version of the Garamond, and if you have a CC subscription, you can use Typekit to them for use.

• When you try to download a PDF file to an interactive site, I get the announcement: "the attached PDF file is referring to a non-embedded font Tahoma. Please delete, incorporate the police and set again. "How to integrate it, or in fact any other font?

  When you try to download a PDF file to an interactive site, I get the announcement: "the attached PDF file is referring to a non-embedded font Tahoma. Please delete, incorporate the police and set again. »

  I couldn't get rid of the Tahoma police in the WORD file.

  How to integrate it, or in fact any other police?

  It should be an option to make the PDF.  Which version of Acrobat you are using, and exactly the method and parameters do you use to make the PDF?

• Can I 'false' a bold font?

  Hello.

  I use a font that does not contain a bold font.

  Is it possible I can simulate the bold?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  See this problem of "BOLD" text

• Hi there, that someone know if this is possible (script?) to find and replace specific words that are defined as a normal font bold font in adobe illustrator?

  Hi there, that someone know if this is possible (script?) to find and replace specific words that are defined as a normal font bold font in adobe illustrator?

  very easy in InDesign. can not imagine a way off of the bat in illustrator.

• Why isn't bold fonts?

  I use Illustrator to create a couple of graphic novels and have created a custom truetype font based on my own writing. I did it by sweeping that on a printed form and sending an online service called YourFonts... I was happy with the result, paid for the download and have been using it later. However, I also need bold and italics variants of this. Rather than go through the process twice again (at a cost of $15 the time) I decided to use a free font editor called FontForge to create these variants (which turned out to be deceptively simple). The image below shows the original font and variants:

  

  I used FontForge on behalf of the LauraEss font family, the subtypes of Regular, Bold and Italic, and the names of files and equivalent policies. However there seems to be a problem with this in Illustrator, who do not have other applications in Windows 7. For some reason any fat does not seem to be different from the original. Here is what looks like an example of text (and draws as) in Illustrator:

  

  But here's the same text in Word format (including a fake cursor):

  

  I noticed that the police is much more flexible in Illustrator CS5, and I do not think that Word performs a fake bold or italic. http://FontForge.sourceforge.NET/Overview.html#TOC

  Laura sent me three fonts and using the ttx to empty its files in a readable/editable format I was able to adapt to them - there were a few errors, probably due to the fact that FontForge has not treated the three fonts as belonging to the same "family":

  "1. the usWeightClass was 'medium' for all three, while it should be""Bold" for the police "BOLD". "

  2. the italicAngle in the table 'post' for italics is 0, whereas it should have some value of negaitive (I put it-"12", which seems a common value)

  3. a real head-scratcher, as at that time there italics and "BOLD" keys worked, but the order of the menu police was still not correct (italic first, then regular). I finally found that for a font italicized, you must also set the caretSlopeRun and the caretSlopeRise of some magic values other than the default value "1.0" (indicating a cursor "upward"). Change to semi-magie (*) "1 000 176" finally resolved values.

  (*) Semi-magic because these values apparently doing something, but I'll be darn if I know how to interpret...

  Reading his original post, I belately realize I don't have Word to test with. But his policies are "Comparefamily" of Adobe and tests validator Microsoft font families, so I guess this should then be allright.

  ... It was a useful exercise for me as well because thinking that italics problem told me something I didn't know that could be a problem in a font!

• Problem with fonts. If enable hardware acceleration "BOLD" fonts look weird, but if I turn it off, "BOLD" fonts seem good, but normal fonts look weird

  Title.

  With hardware acceleration: http://imgur.com/jHRk6Yl words 'empty' look and really weird air instead of being "BOLD". But if I disable it, normal fonts look "weird" in some Web sites (not all) and are difficult to read.
  Any solution?

  Thank you!

  Hmm, another user Windows 10 reported this after installing some Helvetica fonts.

  In your screenshot, the text 'blue indicated' is the following style rule:

  font-family: "helvetica neue",arial,helvetica,sans-serif;
  

  So I guess you have Helvetica Neue installed locally, which seems to have strange problems in Firefox.

  If you don't want to remove this font on your system, you can use custom style rules for Firefox overrides Arial, which is what I see on Windows 7 on this page. I saw the first time that documented in this article (from 2010!):

  Helvetica on Firefox: the substitution of fonts with CSS | Keyvan Minoukadeh

• Connect a printer non-airprint for the Airport express

  Can I use an express train from the airport as a stand-alone wireless network to allow printing from an IOS device.  I want to connect an AirPrint not printer to the usb port on the Express with no ethernet cable is connected and so no internet and use it as a printer from an IPhone?

  My main questions are

  1. a no AirPrint printer allows printing from IOS using the Airport Express Terminal

  2. If so, the Airport express can not be connected to the internet?

  Thanks in advance.

  1. a no AirPrint printer allows printing from IOS using the Airport Express Terminal

  Actually, no. Connect a non-AirPrint printer to the USB port on the base station will NOT make it capable AirPrint. In order to print from a device iOS on this printer, you need to a third party (such as the Printopia) application running on a Mac.

  2. If so, the Airport express can not be connected to the internet?

  Function of the Express print server does not have Internet access at work. In other words, you can have the Express create a local wireless network, connect a USB printer and share the printer on the LAN. However, yet again, if the printer is capable non-AirPrint, iOS devices will not be able to print directly to it.

• Title / "BOLD" fonts appears as gibberish

  This has been an annoying problem with Firefox for the month for me. The police of some position or "BOLD" text on some websites comes out as gibberish, mostly a combination of foreign letters. Numbers of are displayed in a combination of MNOPQRSTUVW. Switching between the character encoding does nothing, but I'm usually on Western (ISO-8859-1) or Unicode (UTF-8). It seems not to be a problem of fonts system on my PC because IE and Chrome is able to correctly display the fonts on the same pages. I tried to search the fonts corrupted on my PC and have resulted in nothing. I also tried to disable all my plugins and addons of Firefox and it made no difference. Would appreciate input on this weird problem because I'm out of ideas.

  PIC of sample of the problem here: http://i50.tinypic.com/350jrr6.png

  User Agent

  Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; Chrome/5.0.375.70 en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/533.4

  This problem may be caused by the version of the bitmap of the font Helvetica or Geneva or another font (bitmap) that cannot be displayed by Firefox in this font size.
  Firefox cannot display that font in the specified gibberish of size and display instead.
  You can test in zoom out (view > Zoom > Zoom out, Ctrl-) to make the text smaller.

  Uninstall (remove) all variants of this not working do Firefox, use a different font or find a version of real type of the font that doesn't have the problem.
  .....
  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Issues_related_to_fonts#Gibberish

• HP officejet pro 8600: after printing too small font size

  I try to print from a pdf file, the unprotected, I can change the font size in the pdf reader, sumatra, but when the pdf file is printed, it is much too small for me to read easily. that is, on a scale of 10 completed printing printing size is that while I need about five. the printer prints all from the pdf file, but the final print is too small for me. email printing, web GGP etc all work fine. Cannot find anywhere to change the font size in the printer itself.

  the pdf, I am printing is a motorcycle manual.

  very grateful & thanks for any help.

  greyswan

  greyswan

  Welcome to the Community Forum of HP.

  The provision allowing to adjust font sizes - in most cases, at least - is done at the application level.

  So adjust the display and scale printing, before you send the print to the printer.

  Most applications call this preset Print print preview function: print preview is available in the browsers, editors, and viewers like Adobe Reader documents.

  I'm not at all familiar with the Sumatra PDF Reader - maybe this PDF Reader does not preview before printing?

  Perhaps, if it is available, print preview does not offer the necessary adjustments to allow printing to adjust the scale or the size of the page as appropriate.

  I can offer the following: it may or may not be useful, although it may point you in a direction that helps you to find a solution to your dliemma with your player of Sumatra.

  Manage the print with preview output before printing

  Please, take a look at the section on PDF files.

  At the very least, you can consider the following strategy:

  • Enlarge an area of a page to the screen you need to print
  • Create a Snip of this region
  • Save the capture as an Image
  • Print only necessary as big Snip

  Click on the thumbs-up Kudos to say thank you!

  And... Click on accept as Solution when my answer provides a fix or a workaround!

  I am happy to provide assistance on behalf of HP. I do not work for HP.