How to change Font Encoding in PDF?

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November 20, 2013
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Hi,

We are creating PS file using 3B2 software and converting PS to PDF using Adobe Distiller 5.0 or 7.0 or 9.0.

In the created PDF some font are encoded in ANSI and Custom and also Roman, but I want font must be In ANSI encoding.

How can I convert Custom encoding into ANSI?

Do Installation want to change any thing in PS file? Or there is any way to convert Custom encoding into ANSI?

Regards

Thirusanguraja Venkatesan

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It is not practical to do this. No tools exist because no developer would consider it necessary (all PDF tools must handle custom encodings). In the case you quote it is not even possible, because the font (math symbols) is not ASCII but symbolic.

Why do you want to achieve this? Perhaps we can suggest an alternative resolution.

Thirusanguraja VenkatesanAuthor

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Ya exactly you correct Dude, we are using some math equation in the PDF file so only we getting this encoding.

But our customer request is the font encoding should not in Custom encoding, he expect font encoding other then Custom encoding.

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You must persuade the customer to change their requirement, or avoid this kind of font.

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