Dear Akira,
Thanks a lot! This works for the examples I tried and is very helpful!
Some questions from the non-expert. Does the definition of pdftexversion
mean that every texinstallation comes with several versions installed?
Also with several drivers?
Very interesting.
Are there ways to fix t
Dear Stefan,
Some questions from the non-expert.
I'm also a non-expert. The previous one is only an
experiment. Sorry.
Best,
Akira
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I don't have an exact answer, but something similar recently happened to
me. I have a PDF with a bunch of Old Italic characters. It displays
correctly on screen regardless of what computer I use. If I print from
my laptop downstairs to the Brother network printer in my study
upstairs, the O
On 18 January 2016 at 15:58, David J. Perry
wrote:
> I assume you have already considered: are the fonts embedded in the PDF?
> Did he enter the characters as precomposed combinations or by using
> combining marks? First option more likely, I imagine.
>
> ​Precomposed chars for text entry, and
> I haven't encountered anything quite like this before, and it baffles me.
> I've tried outputting the PDF to PS and printing that. Printing the PDF to
> another PDF. I've tried using Evince not Okular. Always the same
> problem. Everything points to the printer or the printer driver.
Or a
Answering for Dominik, as that is easy to check by inspecting the PDF
file (the original one, obviously):
> I assume you have already considered: are the fonts embedded in the PDF?
Yes.
> Did he enter the characters as precomposed combinations or by using
> combining marks? First option mor