At 7:16 PM +0200 1/30/02, Dekel Tsur wrote: >There are versions of pdftex that are buggy, e.g. 0.13d. >If this is the case, try to upgrade your pdftex. >It is possible to change the .map files used by pdftex so it will not do >font subsetting. Read the pdftex manual.
This was suggested to me by a friend a few days ago to solve a different problem and I installed the latest version, so this isn't it. It seems to be exclusively a problem with Internet Explorer on Intel(several different versions tried.) Netscape+Acrobat on Windows, just Acrobat, IE+Acrobat on MacOS, etc all work fine, but IE+Acrobat just doesn't work. IE spins its wheels and goes postal taking up 100% of the cpu and just sitting there doing nothing. It has been tried on Win2k SP2 and XP; versions 5, 5.5, 5.5-service-pack-whatever, and 6.0. I have a random-redirect script set up now, so people are free to look at: http://frank.mercea.net/cgi-bin/random_bose.cgi (please note that the comment about not getting any responses from the lyx-users list is now obviously false :-) I'll have that comment fixed shortly.) B -- ---- "They that give up essential liberty to obtain temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Ben Franklin http://www.users.cloud9.net/~brett/ http://www.users.cloud9.net/~brett/bdikeman.asc (PGP Public Key)
