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<font size=3>At 11:35 2001-06-03 -0400, Tom Kacvinsky wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I tend to think that the problem is
with how Acrobat writes out the PS code that<br>
goes to the printer. Obviously, the font renderer in Acrobat has no
problems<br>
with gaps in the Subrs array, because the glyphs get rendered just fine
on<br>
screen.<br><br>
The more interesting thing to see right now is the PS code emitted from
Acrobat<br>
at print time, or information on the printer being used. The reason
for the<br>
latter is that if Acrobat sends the font to the PS file unaltered, the
problem<br>
has to be with the printer's PS (or clone PS)
interpreter.</blockquote><br>
Good point. And what "PS" printer is it. <br><br>
Remember e.g. that HP no longer<br>
uses Adobe rasterizer, but their own "emulation" (which is
remarkable<br>
good for a clone, but nevertheless is known to have some obscure
bugs).<br><br>
Is it known whether this Acrobat 5 problem with pdfTeX output is<br>
specific to HP PS printers?<br><br>
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