准备投IEEE文章的人可以看看
虽然解决了这个问题,但是其实我依然没有找到嵌入Helvetica的正确方法,尤其是eps图形中的文字,如果谁知道的,请不吝赐教。
A solution from the committee
I'm getting the error "A PDF font is not embedded." What can I do about this?
This error occurs when a PDF document does not include all the fonts that it references. This may cause fonts to be substituted when printing or rendering, yielding papers that have incorrect spacing or equations. IEEE, ACM and other publishers require all fonts to be embedded.
Hints on fixing this problem can be found at Adobe, Adobe (Law), IEEE or PaperPlaza or dvipdfm.
To check if all fonts are embedded, open the PDF of the paper or the figure in Acrobat and check under "File/Document Properties/Fonts" (Windows) or "File/Properties/Fonts" (MacOS). All fonts must say "embedded" or "embedded-subset". (The precise location of the menu option may depend on the version of Adobe Acrobat.)
The IEEE maintains a set of Acrobat job options.
For MacOS, you can open the file in Preview and save the document to another file. This will embed all the fonts. Also, Microsoft Word on MacOS exports proper PDF with embedded fonts.
Gnuplot-generated PostScript often has this problem. Mohit Lad recommends the following:
By default, gnuplot does not embed fonts in eps files; insert this line in your gnuplot script (note that 26 is the font size that can be changed).set terminal postscript eps enhanced "NimbusSanL-Regu" fontfile "uhvr8a.pfb" 26
If you convert Postscript to PDF using ps2pdf, use the following arguments
ps2pdf -dEmbedAllFonts=true -dSubsetFonts=true -dEPSCrop=true graph.eps
You may also try the command above if your LaTeX file produces an embedded-font error.
For EPS files generated by xmgrace, one should deactivate the Option "use device fonts" in the xmgrace print setup window.
It has been reported that FreePDFConvert and cutePDF properly include fonts.