My greeting card designs are affected by this, including those I made with Inkscape, since it also is converting the fonts to ‘raw’ outlines—thus eliminating the hinting and so forth. Adobe Reader displays the results alright, but kpdf produces an awful mess. But XeTeX, ANT, etc., do the right thing, same as InDesign: convert the fonts to Type 1 and then embed them.
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chemoelectric) wrote,
Barry SCHWARTZ (Barijo ŜVARC)
chemoelectric
Scribus and OpenType
My greeting card designs are affected by this, including those I made with Inkscape, since it also is converting the fonts to ‘raw’ outlines—thus eliminating the hinting and so forth. Adobe Reader displays the results alright, but kpdf produces an awful mess. But XeTeX, ANT, etc., do the right thing, same as InDesign: convert the fonts to Type 1 and then embed them.
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I just backed Send Al to Vermont for the No Nukes Oral History Project on @Kickstarter http://kck.st/1U3In0X
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Happy birthday to
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probability theory
1. Anyone interested in probability theory who does not read at least the early chapters of…
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