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An Adobe Acrobat question
Someone in another forum suggested to me that to find out a font name used in a particular pdf file, I could just select some text and from any "context menu", see what the name of the font selected was. Does anyone know what a context menu in Acrobat is, and if this guy was wrong, how do you find out the name of a particular font in a pdf document, such as the front page of a newspaper?
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13 May 2004 — 9:07pm
look at the -Document Info- window under the -File- menu (I believe). here you can gather the names of all the fonts in a document -- from there it's up to you to attribute the names. as for selecting and identifying specific fonts, I've never heard of such an option.
14 May 2004 — 2:18am
J. - see my answer in the original thread.
14 May 2004 — 4:00am
14 May 2004 — 12:49pm
OK, I did exactly what you said, but I don't have a "properties" option when I right-click on the text. It isn't even a grayed-out option. I have a pre-release of Acrobat 6.0, could that be why? Someone look at the front page of the Albuquerque Journal and see if it tells you what some of the text is.
14 May 2004 — 12:52pm
I think Dmitry is using the Acrobat authoring app, not the mere Reader.
hhp
14 May 2004 — 3:47pm
I AM using Acrobat 6.0 Professional, but it's a pre-release. It ISN'T the reader...
17 May 2004 — 3:17am
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5 Jun 2004 — 9:18pm
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6 Jun 2004 — 10:44am
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5 Jun 2004 — 8:26pm
Hi all
I just wanna know from where can i get Acrobat Professional v6.0.0. And how can i get it's Serial Number or Crack??
Thanx in advance.
Regards.