Created attachment 53339 [details] the problematic pdf test it with 0.18.1
Created attachment 53340 [details] the pdftoppm result
Created attachment 53341 [details] what should appear
Not major by any means, actually i should close it as "not a bug" since the problem is that the font is not embedded in the pdf file so if you have not "BethonSansCond-Light" installed it is difficult to render exactly what the created wanted (this is BTW fault of the creator) but i'll leave it open in case someone wants to have a go at guessing the correct size we should use with the default font.
(In reply to comment #3) > Not major by any means, actually i should close it as "not a bug" since the > problem is that the font is not embedded in the pdf file so if you have not > "BethonSansCond-Light" installed it is difficult to render exactly what the > created wanted (this is BTW fault of the creator) but i'll leave it open in > case someone wants to have a go at guessing the correct size we should use with > the default font. hum thanks, for your reply and explanation, sorry about classify with major. I have 2 questions: 1 - how I know if a pdf have a font that is not embedded in the pdf ? 2 - Can I find this "BethonSansCond-Light" font in Linux system ? Thanks you help me much .
Forget to tell : acroread read it well in same computer . so seems a default font of acrobat reader.
pdffonts "emb" column will tell you if it is embedded in the file or not. Linux fonts are just regular TTF fonts, get this font from somewhere (which probably means buying it) and install it. And yes, Adobe somehow has a better replacement algorithm for non embedded fonts.
(In reply to comment #6) pdffonts says: BentonSansCond-Light TrueType no no no 46 0 Swiss911BT-ExtraCompressed TrueType no no no 48 0 QuioscoOne-Bold TrueType no no no 50 0 StampGothic TrueType no no no 52 0 BentonSansCond-Regular TrueType no no no 54 0 BentonSansCond-Bold TrueType no no no 56 0 BentonSansCond-Medium TrueType no no no 58 0 BentonSansCond-Black TrueType no no no 60 0 How do you know the fault is BentonSansCond-Light ? Can I debug what replacement is done ? and alter some fonts replacement ? I install 350 different fonts of fedora 15 Total download size: 254 M Installed size: 505 M and nothing change ... (snip)
All the non embedded ones are problematic, it just depends on their width to see if they look just a bit or very wrong As said these are commercial fonts, so you have to buy them http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/fontbureau/benton-sans/cond-light/
(In reply to comment #8) > All the non embedded ones are problematic, it just depends on their width to > see if they look just a bit or very wrong > > As said these are commercial fonts, so you have to buy them > http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/fontbureau/benton-sans/cond-light/ is not granted could be others Swiss911BT-ExtraCompressed QuioscoOne-Bold StampGothic one of the font replacements is wrong in this case , but I could have more cases in future . and what this bug report about is know how I could try other font replacement, thats is what I like to know. I don't care is the font isn't the same. I care that someone write in bold and I render is thin and overlapping .
yes, could be others. Use fontconfig to provide a substitution for that font if you don't have it.
hi, I agree that was fault of the creator, btw creator send all others correctly with embedded fonts. But acroread and okular use same fontconfig and acroread do a better job , so could be interesting , find out what acroread does which poppler don't .
(In reply to comment #11) > hi, > I agree that was fault of the creator, btw creator send all others correctly > with embedded fonts. > But acroread and okular use same fontconfig and acroread do a better job , > so could be interesting , find out what acroread does which poppler don't . After install "Microsoft core TrueType fonts" with rpm on http://mscorefonts2.sourceforge.net/ or in Debian with: apt-get install ttf-mscorefonts-installer this problem is fixed ! . So Acroread should have a handle to Microsoft fonts without fontconfig .
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