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font embedding

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font embedding
Including fonts in a document in order to be able to render a particular typeface in a computer that does not have the same font installed. Fonts can be embedded in documents such as Acrobat PDF files (see Acrobat) as well as in Web pages (see Microsoft font embedding and TrueDoc).


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Although a few font embedding schemes have been attempted, unless text is converted into slow-loading graphics, it is near-impossible to "voice" a document with type.
The Job Option box tells the Acrobat Distiller how to create the PDF file by including basic instructions, such as resolution of the final file, the page size, compression, font embedding, RGB or CMYK color space, color profiling information, overprinting specifications, transfer functions, and other required details.
Other enhancements include an ability to create such effects as glass and other transparent materials as transparent layers, a font embedding capability and improved productivity features.
 
 
 
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