Every month I write and export a certain document as PDF so I can send it to the client. It has been in the 3KB range. All of a sudden it has gone to 432 KB.
The difference is that I have gone to a fresh hard drive with a fresh installation of FC4 and OOo 2.0. The previous installation is FC4 and OOo 1.4 upgraded to 2.0.
The large files include fonts, the small ones do not. As far as I can tell, the document does not use the included font.
How can I find out which fonts are included and which are not?
Thanks
On 2/3/06, Charles Curley charlescurley@charlescurley.com wrote:
Every month I write and export a certain document as PDF so I can send it to the client. It has been in the 3KB range. All of a sudden it has gone to 432 KB.
The difference is that I have gone to a fresh hard drive with a fresh installation of FC4 and OOo 2.0. The previous installation is FC4 and OOo 1.4 upgraded to 2.0.
The large files include fonts, the small ones do not. As far as I can tell, the document does not use the included font.
How can I find out which fonts are included and which are not?
Open your pdf document with Acrobat Reader. Then,
File --> Document properties --> Fonts.
Paul
Charles Curley wrote:
Every month I write and export a certain document as PDF so I can send it to the client. It has been in the 3KB range. All of a sudden it has gone to 432 KB.
The difference is that I have gone to a fresh hard drive with a fresh installation of FC4 and OOo 2.0. The previous installation is FC4 and OOo 1.4 upgraded to 2.0.
The large files include fonts, the small ones do not. As far as I can tell, the document does not use the included font.
How can I find out which fonts are included and which are not?
Thanks
Open it in evince = Document Viewer, choose the File menu, select Properties, and use the Fonts tab?
A quick check on my system suggests that OOo 2 embeds all the fonts it uses: maybe you've changed font.
Hope this helps,
James.
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