Deron Kazmaier
From: United States
Registered: 2006-01-29
Posts: 4639
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Theo Zweers wrote:
> Ben Rockwell wrote:
>
>> I have had some problems with converting the files to PDF. It seems
>> that the text alignment goes away and other formating goes way off. If
>> needed I can attach a copy of both the original file and the PDF file.
>>
>>
>
> You're email did take long to reach us! 6-9 and now 16-9 (or 0-6 now 9-16).
>
That was my fault. Because of spammers, years ago I changed the list to
require new subscribers posts to be held for approval .I usually get an
email saying that a message is awaiting approval, but for some reason I
did see one from this post and it was just because I was cleaning up the
pending spam that I found this one. Sorry Ben! The good news is that
your future posts should go straight through.
> I do not have that kind of problems.
> Which Windows version (PageStream) do you use?
> How do you create the PDF? Internal in PGS (Save as PDF) or do you use
> Adobe Acrobat or other PDF making applications?
>
> I am using Adobe Acrobat and Distiller, and apart from some PGS faults,
> it is working very good.
> The latest working one is 5.0.3.4, and not the latest PGS 5.0.4.3 who
> crashes each time (Save as PDF or Send to PostScript file).
>
> If you want more people see and answering your problem, I suggest you
> ask the same at PageStreamSupport again.
>
I am going to guess that he is using a font which is not available to
the PDF viewer. Since older versions don't embed the fonts, you would
get a different font used and hence a different display. In this case,
you need to either use the base 14 fonts (helvetica/arial, times,
courier, dingbats, symbol as I recall), or save a postscript file to
disk and process it using a PS to PDF program or server. Or wait for the
next beta which should fix the new PDF functions.
Deron
> Theo
>
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