Re: TYPE 1 fonts in pdf files generated by jadetex

[Sebastian Rahtz <s.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gerhard Stenzel writes:
 > Sebastian, if you are refering to:
 >       initexmf --mkpsres --search
lord knows. i have never used miktex...

 > ## Where pdfTeX searches for Type1 fonts.
 > T1 Font Dirs=E:\Programme\acroread\FONTS\PFM;.;%R\fonts\type1//;
 > 
 > Here is the content of E:\Programme\acroread\FONTS\PFM:

this path looks for Type1 instances, of which you have none here
(excluding the Acrobat Multiple Masters). in addition, font names
should be according to the Berry naming scheme. fun, isnt it? these
TeX setups try to be rational, unlike font vendors and Microsoft

.pfm files are of no interest to TeX at all, by the way.

in any case, the way I read your problem is that you tried to use
Computer Modern fonts (Type1 versions of which are probably stored in
%R\fonts\type1//). so these Acrobat fonts are not relevant.

sorry, i am probably confusing you even more. show me the log of
running dvips (offline, please).

the curious-about-TeX-fonts (*commercial plug*) may like to peruse
Goossens/Mittelbach/Rahtz The LaTeX Graphics Companion Addison Wesley
1998 for a long explanation

sebastian



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