[scribus] Fwd: Re: Font subset question

[benedek]

Hi Greg.

Thanks for information! But there is a small problem.
I made the PDF/X-1a and this is included embedded fonts. The print house 
told, some font not visible or instead of visible a wrong character.
I checked the PDF document a online PDF validator 
(https://www.pdf-online.com/osa/validate.aspx), and it is told:

File    Dokumentum-2.pdf
Compliance    pdf1.3
Result    Document does not conform to PDF/A.
Details

Validating file "Dokumentum-2.pdf" for conformance level pdf1.3
The glyph for character 96 in font 'AxeHandel' is missing.
The glyph for character 221 in font 'AxeHandel' is missing.
The document does not conform to the requested standard.
The document contains fonts without embedded font programs or encoding 
information (CMAPs).
The document does not conform to the PDF 1.3 standard.
Done.

This behavior same all embedded fonts.
But if I change the output: "Save As PDF -- Fonts -- Fonts to Subset" 
result:

File Dokumentum-2.pdf
Compliance    pdf1.3
Result    Document validated successfully.

Is this normal behavior?

2017-09-21 01:52 keltezéssel, Gregory Pittman írta:
> On 09/20/2017 12:38 PM, benedek wrote:
>> Hi Friends.
>>
>> One question: How does it work the "Save As PDF -- Fonts -- Fonts to
>> Subset" function?
>>
>> It's make outline the use (embedded) fonts (glyphs)? Is the same as
>> "Outline all Fonts" function?
>>
>> PDF/X-1a and etc. does not allow chose the "Outline all Fonts", but I
>> would need this.
>>
>> The printing house rip software can not use it the embedded fonts.
>> Strange characters appear on the printed document. The print house asks
>> me for a "outline font" document.
>>
> If you embed fonts, you include the font information in the PDF --
> basically little programs to create the individual glyphs. This will
> then make sure a font is rendered even if the system showing the PDF
> doesn't have it. A subset only includes the part of the font that is
> used in the PDF.
>
> Outlining is a completely different situation, where you turn the glyphs
> into small vector graphics in the PDF.
>
> One advantage of embedding the fonts is that you can then save the text
> of the PDF as text from the PDF reader. If you outine them you cannot.
>
> Greg
>
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