Hi Chen,
Have you tried the method described on page 402-403 of the "Acrobat
JavaScript Scripting Reference" ( AcroJS.pdf, 27.06.2005)? Search for
"Use of arbitrary fonts".
If I understand it right, all you need is the *right name* of the font
(as JS sees/names it).
[ Acrobat is required, but the trial version should work. Maybe also
"Adobe Type Manager Light" for the clean installation of a ps font under
XP. ]
To make sure that all clock relevant types are embeded, you can add
something like
\smashedhbox{\color[white]\<YOURCLOCKFONT> 0123456789:}
to your document.
This is all untested, so don't expect too much...
But let me know if it works ;)
As I know, there is no command that clones a complete fieldstack.
This is all a bit confusing without any example code.
HTH, Peter
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