Hi, Wolfgang
2007/12/10, Zhichu Chen <zhichu.chen@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
Hi Chen,
can't you ue XeTeX or LuaTeX for your document instead of pdfTeX,
it will be easier for you because you don't need tfm and map files
and you need only the typescripts.
pdfTeX can use OpenType fonts and you don't have to convert them
> I searched the mail list for a while and I got that if I didn't specify the
> font file, it will not be embeded and Acrobat Reader will just use its own
> fonts to show the characters.
>
> I want to make some Chinese documents and I think if I don't embed any
> fonts, it will be much smaller than it used to be. And there is a cool font
> AdobeMingStd-Light.otf coming along with Acrobat Reader so I wish I can use
> it. I converted it to ttf and then tfm files (I don't know whether it is
> legal) and write the map file like:
into TrueType format.
> ================================> uni-AdobeMingStd-Light-00 "Adobe Ming Std" " Unicode00Encoding ReEncodeFontXeTeX or LuaTeX.
> " <uni-00.enc
> ================================
> I think the first column is for the tfm files, and I do get the
> uni-AdobeMingStd-Light-00.tfm to uni-AdobeMingStd-Light-ff.tfm files. And
> the second column is for the PS name of the font. I really don't know how to
> write it because it has spaces in it, and when I replaced it with another PS
> name that has no spaces or other special characters in it, say SimSun as a
> common Simplified Chinese font in Windows, it worked fine.
>
> So, any suggestions?
> Best Regards
> Chen
Wolfgang
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