Re: Export to PDF
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- Subject: [mg62295] Re: [mg62251] Export to PDF
- From: <bsyehuda at gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 05:54:35 -0500 (EST)
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Hi, On the computer that has mathematica font generate a POSTSCRIPT version of the image. then with acrobat distiller reformat it to pdf. NOTICE that you reconfiger the distiller that it will embed the fonts. then the generated pdf file can be viewed on ANY computer with or without mathematica fonts. I did this many times since Mathematica 4 yehuda On 11/18/05, Ludsteck Johannes <Johannes.Ludsteck at iab.de> wrote: > > Dear Mathgroup Members, > > I would like to export a simple graphics object to pdf. > (I really need pdf since I want to include the graphics object in a > Acrobat presentation generated with pdfTex). > My problem with the export is that Acrobat does not print > the fonts correctly (even the minus sign appears as a dot!). > > The Wolfram premier service support did not > deliver any useful help for that until now. > Perhaps anybody from MathGroup knows a simple workaround > > Sorry for bothering with that. To the best of my knowledge I asked > such questions already three years ago. Then I didn't need graphics > exports for > years. When I tried to export a simple graphics now three years (and 3-4 > expensive Mathematica updates) later, I thought this nuisance should be > solved. But - I am afraid - it seems to be alive. > > Best regards and thanks for your suggestions, > Johannes Ludsteck > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Dr. Johannes Ludsteck > Competence Center for Empirical Methods > Institute for Employment Research > German National Labour Agency (Bundesagentuer fuer Arbeit) > Regensburger Str. 104 > 90478 Nuremberg > Phone ++49/911-179-4810 > >
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- From: Ludsteck Johannes <Johannes.Ludsteck@iab.de>
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