Hi Dominik,
can you try the same text with another font? I remember a similar problem
with csfonts a few years ago. For explanation, if you have to dra "a" glyph
in the font, you start by moving from the reference point to the beginning
of the outline. Now you want to draw "รก". You have "a" in the
Dominik Wujastyk wrote:
> But when I /print/ his document on my HP LaserJet Pro 400 MFP
> printer, the underdots have turned into overdots, and are shifted
> slightly horizontally. I attach a scan of the printed output,
> kkk-pdf-scan.pdf.
Unable to replicate that on a Dell 3310, HP CP1215, Ep
Hi all,
years ago the problems with csfonts occured when the document was printed
from Adobe Reader 5 and it was consistent on all platforms and all
printers. It was not the case of other versions of Acrobat and Ghostscript.
It thus seems to me that some renderers are more tolerant to font bugs.
> but perhaps an Adobe rendering engine might handle things better.
Yes, that's sound advice too. Whenever I've had problems with strange
font rendering, printing from Adobe Reader (or Acrobat Reader as it was
called earlier) very often helped.
Best,
Arthur
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