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ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Importing <strong>PDF</strong> and PostScript Files<br />

Editing Texts of Imported <strong>PDF</strong> or PS Documents<br />

Note:<br />

About Font Names<br />

When editing texts of imported <strong>PDF</strong> or PostScript documents, the correct<br />

fonts can only be used if they are installed on your system or embedded<br />

in the document (see below).<br />

The fonts installed on your system are only found if they have the same<br />

name as those used in the <strong>PDF</strong>/PS document. If the name of a Post-<br />

Script font in the document differs, it can be substituted automatically<br />

while the document is being converted. Refer to Automatic Font Substitution<br />

(page 2-22) for more details.<br />

No font name substitution is required, however, if a blank is used instead<br />

of a dash or vice versa. The names Formata Bold and Formata-Bold,<br />

for example, are regarded as identical.<br />

We recommend tools such as Macromedia Fontographer to transfer<br />

fonts from a Macintosh to a Windows system.<br />

About Embedded Fonts<br />

If a font is embedded, you have to add it into the <strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> when<br />

importing the <strong>PDF</strong>/PS document. Only then is this font available for text<br />

editing. To import embedded TrueType and PostScript Type 1 fonts, enable<br />

the option INCLUDE EMBEDDED FONTS INTO PAGE on the PAGE tab of<br />

the <strong>PDF</strong>/PS input dialog (see page 2-7).<br />

You can also edit a text if a font subset is embedded only. In this case,<br />

however, you can only use the characters that are available in the text.<br />

A warning appears when starting the Text Editor to notify of this limitation.<br />

In the font list, font subsets are marked with a prefix consisting of<br />

an arbitrary string (see Fig. 2-13).<br />

Fig. 2-13 Windows Font Types in Font Selection List<br />

Fonts available on your system:<br />

• PostScript font<br />

• Ikarus font<br />

• TrueType font<br />

Font embedded in document<br />

Embedded font subset<br />

(prefixed with an arbitrary string)<br />

This figure shows how the different font types are represented in the<br />

font list of the <strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> TEXT EDITOR toolbar (see page 12-3).<br />

If Fonts are Unavailable...<br />

If a font is not available when editing a text, <strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> replaces it<br />

with another font. The substitute font is usually Helvetica for embedded<br />

<strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>4.4.8</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 2-21<br />

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