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  • Umfriend
    Crabby Smurf
    • Mar 2001
    • 7307
    #1

    HELP: Adobe embedded font error

    I get this weird error reading a document:

    "Cannot extract the embedded font 'JBBENL+ScienceTypeCustomPi-No5T'. Some characters may not display ot print correctly"

    Any way I can solve this? It's a pain reading the article and not having the formulas intact (nto that I woudl be able to understand them all, but I do need some....)

    Any help appreciated.
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    • High_Jumbllama
      Super MURCer
      • Dec 1999
      • 4522
      #2
      We've had the same problem here on occasion and we had to tell the party involved to fix it or send it in a different form.


      Are you using Acrobat Reader 7.x?

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        • Umfriend
          Crabby Smurf
          • Mar 2001
          • 7307
          #3
          7.0, currently upgrading to 7.0.5.

          Unfortunately, it's an academic paper from some papers database, not really in the position to tell them to fix it. But I'll see if I can find another version. Can't be the only one suffering this. Hate to go to university and make copies of the genuine article.....

          Any other helps/hints/tips?

          Thx anyway btw. Good luck with yer own issues.
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            • High_Jumbllama
              Super MURCer
              • Dec 1999
              • 4522
              #4
              I don't know if it was actually fixed or just sent in a different form. The other people here just knew that I could not fix it.

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                • Marshmallowman
                  Super MURCer
                  • Sep 1999
                  • 3416
                  #5
                  You could try foxit, or ghost view, Ghostview is very good for science papers, my brother uses it for reading all his maths/physics stuff.
                  Make sure you install the font packs as well.

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