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Printing Error: "invalidfont", "Offending Command: xshow" JoMoIQ Sep 11, 2014 9:19 AM i saw similar discussions that were not exactly what I was looking for, so I decided to post my own:I have a critically important document that
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I've created that is refusing to print correctly due to the errors in my thread title here. After a lot of trial and error (different machines, different OS's, etc.) we've determined that it is a problem with the font inclusion, however, the "offending" font(s) - it's an OpenType Google Font Family - is one that I've used in dozens of other PDF's, in all sorts of combinations and variants, and have never had an issue before this error invalidfont offending command show mac document. This is coming at a critically inconvenient time, given the nature of the project and given that the aforementioned font (Roboto), is part of our brand identity. I have made a PDF with the type converted to outlines, but that balloons the file size up to around 11MB (from 278KB). I dont mind the conversion, but if there were a way to do this and reduce the size to something more manageable, I'd be thrilled (ideally <5 MB).The document is ALL (relatively simple) vector imagery and fonts, and I've not yet experimented with the resolution slider in the text outlining portion of the PDF dialogue (have no idea how relevant this would be in a vector document, given that it's not RASTERIZING the outlined type).Any help would be so tremendously appreciated.Thank you!!! I have the same question Show 1 Likes(1) 14268Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 6 replies 1. Re: PDF Printing Error: "invalidfont", "Offending Command: xshow" Dov Isaacs Sep 11, 2014 9:49 AM (in response to JoMoIQ) You've given us precious little to work with.(1) From what application was the PDF file created and with what tools? (Example, Word 2013 using Acrobat “save as Adobe PDF" or Excel 2010 using Microsoft's own “save as PDF" or?)(2) Exactly what font are you referring to?(3) How are you printing the PDF file
Invalidfont errors can occur when a file contains an invalid font name or dictionary or a corrupted or improperly formed font
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dictionary. When a file containing recent types of fonts (like OpenType ps error invalidfont toshiba fonts) are send to older RIPs, this can also lead to ‘invalidfont' errors. Solutions If you are error invalidfont offending command xshow mac printing from Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, install the 10.6.7 update. It resolves ‘invalidfont' errors when printing to PostScript printers. To avoid problems with corrupted fonts, https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1572483 replace or reinstall the font on the RIP and/or computer. You could also try to print with the option ‘Download As SoftFont' enabled in the printer driver. Xerox recommend the following if you run into this problem with one of their devices: Use the Print As Image feature inĀ Adobe Acrobat or Reader Reinstall the PostScript https://www.prepressure.com/postscript/troubleshooting/errors/invalidfont Print Driver or Install the PCL Print Driver Older versions of Harlequin's ScriptWorks software as well as a few Adobe PostScript-based RIPs that were not properly configured by Adobe's OEMs cannot handle PDF files that contain Type1-based OpenType fonts (Type 1 fonts with CID double-byte encoding). Such encodings will cause an ‘invalidfont' error on the RIP. Besides not using such fonts, there are two possible solutions for this problem: Upgrade the RIP. Try creating the printfile or PDF file in another fashion. For Indesign for example, you should use Acrobat Distiller instead of exporting to PDF from within InDesign itself. For a PostScript error invalidfont offending command findfont: check the page on the findfont operator. For a PostScript error invalidfont offending command awidthshow: check the page on the awidthshow operator. 19 December 2014 11 Comments » 11 responses to "PostScript error: invalidfont" Coscript Consulting says: June 25, 2013 at 8:31 pm PostScript fonts are small PostScript programs and a rich source of erro
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