Pi it's see as different (!=), Mayus delta as empty set (math symbol cross O). I use epdf/evince/okular, wrong characters.libpoppler 0.12.0 version.(Ubuntu 9.10 version) Xpdf 3.02 shows it ok. evince 2.2.2 with 0.6.4 libpoppler shows it ok.(Ubuntu Hardy 8.04)
can you attach the pdf file?
Created attachment 32751 [details] Page 7 top, pi characters shows it wrong
*** Bug 26140 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Works, here, can you check in Okular which is the font that is getting used for Symbol? Use File->Properties->Fonts
Created attachment 32757 [details] screenshot-okular
Created attachment 32758 [details] screenshot-xpdf
(In reply to comment #4) > Works, here, can you check in Okular which is the font that is getting used for > Symbol? Use File->Properties->Fonts > Hi, I see font Type 1 file symbol.ttf located in my home folder .font. I try to remove this file from there and then sudo fc-cache. The bug persists and now I use /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-symbol-replacement/symbol-replacement.ttf/symbol.ttf. The proble I see is with minus pi, mayus pi it's well displayed.
I have open my symbol.ttf with gnome-font viewer and it's described as a trutype font, I don't know why in okular it's described as Type 1. I don't know if this helps.
Do you have /usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1/Symbol.pfb installed?
Hi, Yes I have it, but something it's weird with this font I don't know if it is normal I attach a screenshot of the gnome-font-viewer.
Created attachment 32762 [details] symbol.pfb in gnome-font-viewer
Hi, I replace the symbol.pfb by default, by the Symbol.ttf (from my home) and renaming it as Symbol.pfb in /usr/share/fonts/type1/mathml/. And now it works, if you could tell me where I could download Symbol.pfb to avoid messing with formats, Thank you very much. Best Regards Jero
That font is also usually called s050000l.pfb look for it, usually comes in the gs/urw fonts packages
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