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How do you add a new font to Adobe DC. I have a monthly subscription and need to add a new font for when I edit a PDF
Hello!!
Managed to solve the issue with a bit more digging into the mechanics of the software:
I finally noticed there are 4 variations of .PDF/X!!!
PDF/X-1A
PDF/X-3
PDF/X-4
PDF/X-4P
I'm not sure what the program default PDF/X variation is, BUT after manually selecting PDF/X-1A, I have not had any further problems saving the files with the fonts properly embedding the specific music fonts from the Finale music notation program: music engraver fonts, specifically.
My thanks goes out to the community for its many insightful responses!!
STICK TOGETHER!
/s/ Richard Matthis
MAIN WEBSITE
http://www.musicforperformers.org/
SOUNDCLOUD
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/muzikmann-884d3ack
YOUTUBE-ALL MUSIC VIDEOS
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/opus-156-cce28
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How do you add a new font to Adobe DC. I have a monthly subscription and need to add a new font for when I edit a PDF
Hello!!
Managed to solve the issue with a bit more digging into the mechanics of the software:
I finally noticed there are 4 variations of .PDF/X!!!
PDF/X-1A
PDF/X-3
PDF/X-4
PDF/X-4P
I'm not sure what the program default PDF/X variation is, BUT after manually selecting PDF/X-1A, I have not had any further problems saving the files with the fonts properly embedding the specific music fonts from the Finale music notation program: music engraver fonts, specifically.
My thanks goes out to the community for its many insightful responses!!
STICK TOGETHER!
/s/ Richard Matthis
MAIN WEBSITE
http://www.musicforperformers.org/
SOUNDCLOUD
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/muzikmann-884d3ack
YOUTUBE-ALL MUSIC VIDEOS
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/opus-156-cce28
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Adobe is the COMPANY name... Acrobat is the program name
You add fonts via your operating system
Search Microsoft – Official Home Page to learn how to add a font to Windows
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A new Adobe Acrobat Pro DC user!!
Have installed the software program containing the special fonts. Fonts listed in C:\/Windows/Fonts folder. Acrobat ProDC is unable to process these fonts when resaving an edited PDF-A file to PDF-X format.
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It's likely, that those specific fonts do not allow embedding into forms. You should use the Preflight-Tool in Acrobat to test your forms for PDF/A and PDF/X standards.
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Hi Radzmar:
I will look more closely to find the Preflight-Tool in installed software.
I installed the Finale music notation software so the special music font files would make it into the Windows Font folder. I reset the Security Preferences on each file to allow any user or backgound program to access the fonts. I dropped the updated fonts into any Adobe Acrobat folder with the word "font" in file description. I even dropped the updated font files into the main program folder.
Weird thing is, three of the files correctly transistioned from pdf/A to pdfX....initiating the change with another file is proving a monumental task.
Your thoughts, please. . . . .
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Hello!!
Managed to solve the issue with a bit more digging into the mechanics of the software:
I finally noticed there are 4 variations of .PDF/X!!!
PDF/X-1A
PDF/X-3
PDF/X-4
PDF/X-4P
I'm not sure what the program default PDF/X variation is, BUT after manually selecting PDF/X-1A, I have not had any further problems saving the files with the fonts properly embedding the specific music fonts from the Finale music notation program: music engraver fonts, specifically.
My thanks goes out to the community for its many insightful responses!!
STICK TOGETHER!
/s/ Richard Matthis
MAIN WEBSITE
http://www.musicforperformers.org/
SOUNDCLOUD
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/muzikmann-884d3ack
YOUTUBE-ALL MUSIC VIDEOS
http://sheetmusic4performers.pro/opus-156-cce28
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Thanks for sharing your solution with us.