On Jul 29, 2012, at 1:00 PM, Stephen Moye <stephenm...@mac.com> wrote:
> On Jul 29, 2012, at 7:41 AM, Alan Hoenig <ezchine...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Good morning, Herb!
>>
>> Here is a very short file which illustrates the problem:
>>
>> %%% Start of test file
>> \def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
>> \def\testfontii{Kaiti SC Bold}% a `small' font; 8535 characters
>> \font\1 = "\testfonti" at 10pt
>> \font\2 = "\testfontii" at 10pt
>>
>> This is a test. One: {\1 仁} % Line A (calls large Chinese font)
>>
>> This is a test. Two: % {\2 仁} % Line B (calls small Chinese font)
>>
>> \bye
>> %%% End of test file
>
> I like STKaiti, but I am puzzled why Apple includes a font that cannot be
> embedded for print or preview. This is what Linotype Font Explorer Pro has to
> say:
>
> Embedding Rights: Preview & Print Embedding not Allowed
>
> Odd. I have meant to make mention of this in the past to see if anyone has
> any insights into this.
>
> I can confirm that your test file compiles nicely under TeXLive 2012.
Odder still is that, apparently, the embedding rights flag is not being
honored. 'pdffonts' gives this from the PDF created by Alan's example:
13:03 ~% pdffonts /Users/smoye/Dropbox/TeX/HoenigChineseTest.pdf
name type emb sub uni object ID
------------------------------------ ----------------- --- --- --- ---------
IXSXWJ+CMR10 Type 1C yes yes no 4 0
AFBYXB+STKaiti CID TrueType yes yes yes 6 0
VTDOUX+STKaiti-SC-Bold CID TrueType yes yes yes 8 0
Oh well.
Stephen
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