Hi

I find a problem. I'd like to open one pdf document using Pagestream.
Unfortunately text in document was wrong. When I used Apdf it looks all right.
Pictures in document also was read properly. Only text waswrong....

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Kaczuś / BlaBla & AUG-Łódź

Pegasos User
http://kaczus.republika.pl

On Saturday 08 January 2005 10:02 am, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:
> Hi
>
> I find a problem. I'd like to open one pdf document using Pagestream.
> Unfortunately text in document was wrong. When I used Apdf it looks all
> right. Pictures in document also was read properly. Only text waswrong....

In what way was the text wrong? Did you import using "accurate"

Tim Doty

On 8.01.05, Tim Doty wrote:

> In what way was the text wrong? Did you import using "accurate"

In both way is the same...

Regards
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Tomasz Kaczanowski

On Saturday 08 January 2005 12:29 pm, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:
> On 8.01.05, Tim Doty wrote:
> > In what way was the text wrong? Did you import using "accurate"
>
> In both way is the same...

Okay, but in what way is the text wrong? Are the wrong letters used? Is the
wrong font used? Are the letters put in the wrong place?

Tim Doty

On 8.01.05, Tim Doty wrote:

> Okay, but in what way is the text wrong? Are the wrong letters used? Is
> the wrong font used? Are the letters put in the wrong place?

I have example (in attachments). To export text I use "editable" options,
but in both options it looks the same.

Regards
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Tomasz Kaczanowski

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

On 8.01.05, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:

> I have example (in attachments).

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

ok removed part is:http://kaczus.republika.pl/pdf2pgs.lha

Regards
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Tomasz Kaczanowski

On Saturday 08 January 2005 01:55 pm, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:
> On 8.01.05, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:
> > I have example (in attachments).
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
> ok removed part is:http://kaczus.republika.pl/pdf2pgs.lha

Okay, that looks to me like a font problem.

1. Does PageStream prompt for font substitution when it loads the PDF?
2. Do you have the font used by the PDF installed?
3. If so, can you use the font in a new document?
4. If so, does it display correctly?

Tim Doty

On 8.01.05, Tim Doty wrote:

> Okay, that looks to me like a font problem.

Did You see in example.html? This is problem with encoding i think. There
are strange signs.

> 1. Does PageStream prompt for font substitution when it loads the
> PDF?

Yes Pagestream does.

> 2. Do you have the font used by the PDF installed?

not the same.

>3. If so, can you use the font in a new document?

Yes I can

> 4. If so, does it display correctly?

Yes in new document it display correctly.

I export to html little example text:
:;,1%*<=::>
in orginal it is:
08 Styczeń 2005

then
0 = :
8 = ;
space = #7
S = #1
t = #2
y = ,
c = 1
z = %
e = *
ń = <
2 = =
4 = >

Regards
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Tomasz Kaczanowski

On Saturday 08 January 2005 04:18 pm, kaczus@wp.pl wrote:
> On 8.01.05, Tim Doty wrote:
> > Okay, that looks to me like a font problem.
>
> Did You see in example.html? This is problem with encoding i think. There
> are strange signs.

And unfortunately the encoding is past what I deal with. I've mucked about
with type1 fonts and fixed glyph positions and names there, but that is a
*whole* different issue from the font encoding. Heck, I'm not even sure of
the right terminology.
>
> > 1. Does PageStream prompt for font substitution when it loads the
> > PDF?
>
> Yes Pagestream does.
>
> > 2. Do you have the font used by the PDF installed?
>
> not the same.

Then I would not expect it to work right. It might be varying degrees of
"wrong" but without the correct font PgS just isn't going to be able to
properly display the text.
>
> >3. If so, can you use the font in a new document?
>
> Yes I can
>
> > 4. If so, does it display correctly?
>
> Yes in new document it display correctly.
>
> I export to html little example text:
> :;&#7;&#1;&#2;,1%*&lt;&#7;=::&gt;
>
> in orginal it is:
> 08 Styczeń 2005
>
> then
> 0 = :
> 8 = ;
> space = #7
> S = #1
> t = #2
> y = ,
> c = 1
> z = %
> e = *
> ń = <
> 2 = =
> 4 = >

Clearly there is some encoding problem. Sorry, I can't help with that.

Tim Doty

Hi,

I see your problem, but what I need is a PDF file that doesn't load into
PageStream properly. Without it, I can't tell what actually caused the
problem or fix it, just that the document didn't load right, but you know
that already

Thanks!

> > I have example (in attachments).
>
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>ok removed part is:
><http://kaczus.republika.pl/pdf2pgs.lha>http://kaczus.republika.pl/pdf2pgs.lha
>
>Regards
>--
>Tomasz Kaczanowski

Deron Kazmaier - support@grasshopperllc.com
Grasshopper LLC Publishing -http://www.grasshopperllc.com
PageStream DTP for Amiga, Linux, Macintosh, and Windows

On 10.01.05, PageStream Support wrote:

> I see your problem, but what I need is a PDF file that doesn't load into
> PageStream properly. Without it, I can't tell what actually caused
> the problem or fix it, just that the document didn't load right,
> but you know that already

example pdf you can find:
http://kaczus.republika.pl/testpdf.lha

Regards
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Tomasz Kaczanowski