In article <2f2d484650.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Martin Wuerthner <public@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <504645d388rhnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > "Rob Hemmings (News)" <rhnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > When I print to a .pdf file using RComp's PDFMaker then the lines and > > corners both print. (That would be a good workaround except that then > > one of the fonts I have used in the document is replaced by Homerton!) > I doubt that the font is really replaced in the PDF. At a guess, you > are using !PDF to view the PDF file and !PDF is not very good at > embedded fonts. Actually, it shows hardly any embedded fonts at all, > but the one rather uncommon type it does cope with happens to be the > one used by the Acorn printer driver most of the time. > If the resulting PDF file is viewed using a more font literate PDF > viewer (e.g., Adobe Reader, RiScript or GView/Ghostscript), then you > will probably see the correct font. > Martin Thanks Martin - you are absolutely correct. I had forgotten that !PDF had that weakness. I now have a work around for the problem. Thanks very much indeed. Rob -- ------------------------------------------------------------- Rob Hemmings Southport rhnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling