Am 29.07.2012 um 19:33 schrieb Stephen Moye:
> Odder still is that, apparently, the embedding rights flag is not being
> honored.
Because xdvipdfmx is not strictly obeying the law. XeTeX does not care which
flags are set in the font, it just creates an XDV file with references to the
fonts used. The output drivers which produce the PDF file should care.
When a font exists on some system and its embedding is neither allowed for
print nor for preview use, then it's kind of a system font, restricted to be
used on the screen to just display information, including in an internet
browser. With preview loading into a font editor is meant.
It's questionable whether all these restrictions are legal.
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Pete
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catalogue.
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