[OS X TeX] PDF from LaTeX and Adobe Illustrator
William F. Adams
wadams at atlis.com
Thu Jun 30 10:38:07 EDT 2005
I'd said:
>> In the meanwhile, a work-around is to wrap the pdf files up in a .eps
>> w/ the fonts embedded and then place that in an application which
>> will place (not parse) the .pdfs --- Macromedia Freehand affords one
>> a choice on this.
and on Jun 30, 2005, at 10:31 AM, Pierre Chatelier replied:
> I do not know anything about eps and pdf : font, embedding, vector
> outlines, and so on, are really a mystery for me. What I just see is
> that "the font of my text has changed in Illustrator".
Correct.
> You say that you can "embedd the fonts into an eps". What I understand
> is that the text will be preserved. Isn't it possible to do that with
> pdf ?
Yes, but .eps is more typically used as a graphic format in a
pre-press workflow, hence my suggesting it.
> And why should I have to use an external tool as Macromedia Freehands;
> pdflatex cannot do that ?
Macromedia FreeHand is an equivalent tool to Illustrator, so you could
place the graphic there and do the same sort of things you were
planning on using AI for.
> Sorry if I really miss the point, but I am really not used nor
> confident in this domain.
's alright.
Perhaps it'd be better if you described what you were attempting to do
--- Herbert Schulz's suggestion of using Warmreader et. al. is a good
one, and may be appropriate to your usage.
William
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