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Posted to fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by "Levy, Alane" <al...@cognex.com> on 2002/03/28 22:41:23 UTC
"Unable to extract embedded font" message
When I open a PDF file with an embedded font generated out of FOP, Acrobat
Reader 5 displays the message "Unable to extract the embedded font '<font>'.
Some characters may not display or print correctly." We have tried this on
several different systems, and the same message always appears. When I click
OK in the message dialog, the font displays and prints fine. Has anyone else
experienced this? Is there a way to prevent the message from appearing,
since there is nothing actually wrong with the file?
Re:
Posted by Chris Bowditch <bo...@hotmail.com>.
Gordon Flood wrote:
<snip/>
> I've been having this same problem. Not to suggest that this is always
> the cause, but I was running FOP (0.20.5) standalone and passing the
> -noedit parameter. When I removed the -noedit parameter and made no
> other change, the font embedded correctly. When I added -noedit
> back, the font again failed to embed.
This is a known bug in FOP 0.20.5. Fonts won't embed properly when
encryption is used in the PDF. FOP 0.20.5 is over 3 years old, if
possible upgrade to FOP 0.91. I think this bug has been fixed, but
report back if you still have trouble.
<snip/>
Chris
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Re:
Posted by Gordon Flood <gx...@akc.org>.
Levy, Alane <alane.levy <at> cognex.com> writes:
>
> When I open a PDF file with an embedded font generated out of FOP, Acrobat
> Reader 5 displays the message "Unable to extract the embedded font '<font>'.
> Some characters may not display or print correctly." We have tried this on
> several different systems, and the same message always appears. When I click
> OK in the message dialog, the font displays and prints fine. Has anyone else
> experienced this? Is there a way to prevent the message from appearing,
> since there is nothing actually wrong with the file?
>
>
I've been having this same problem. Not to suggest that this is always
the cause, but I was running FOP (0.20.5) standalone and passing the
-noedit parameter. When I removed the -noedit parameter and made no
other change, the font embedded correctly. When I added -noedit
back, the font again failed to embed.
> the font displays and prints fine
You're failing to embed the font in the file, but it displays/prints
fine because you already have the font installed. If you opened
the document on a machine without the font installed, you would see
some other font or bullets.
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