Re: Printing to PDF from Client Access -need to change font

 Okay, 

        I am puzzled !  Why not just install the Adobe PDF Writter into 
 you Win enviromemnt and use it as the "Selected Printer" for your client 
access device ?

        Taking it through PostScipt or NotePad or whatever seems like a 
lot of extra work.. 

        JMS

On Fri, 18 Dec 1998, Michael Kenney wrote:

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> I have been going through a similar exercise.
>   What I have been doing is bringing up the files with word pad   prior to
> creating the ADOBE PDF file and then  changing the font there. When I print
> the file usiing the Adobe print  driver it creates the pdf file with the
> new font.
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> "Gerald Magnuson" <magnuson@ksni.net> on 12/18/98 11:46:09 AM
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>  Subject: Printing to PDF from Client Access -need to change  
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> So,  I finally get Adobe Acrobat to create PDF files from my large
> spool files.
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> It appears that the only way to make the files readable is to print through
> the postscript driver to a file and then use the Adobe distiller program,
> that turns postscript files into a PDF file.  This works great.   The PDF
> document looks just like the one that is printed directly from my DeskJet
>  printer. It is searchable
> 
> However,  How do I change the font that is printed on both the DeskJet
> and the PDF document.  It appears to me that that list of fonts that you
> can select from on the printer, setup, select fonts list only applies if
> you
> do transform data to ASCII on the AS/400.
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> If I say to transform data, the postscript file is hosed.
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> Is there another place to find the default font that is being used???
> 
> 
> Gerald Magnuson
> The Knapheide Manufacturing Company
> Quincy Illinois
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