So in order to send a CIDFont to a language level 2 interpreter, its best to convert the CIDFont into 'something else', which is what Ghostscript's ps2write device does. As I recall this was added in version 2015 of the Adobe implementation, but that isn't helpful. This means that strict level 2 PostScript implementations (version 2010 of Adobe implementations) cannot support CIDFonts.
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Extract text from PDF pdftotext file.pdf or use ps2ascii pdftops file.pdf ps2ascii file.ps file.txt Convert a PDF file to images (one image per page) pdftoppm file.
The PDF file has at least one CIDFont (CIDFonts are not the same as Fonts).ĬIDFont support was added to the PostScript language during the lifetime of the level 2 specification. Use pdftops to convert PDF to PS pdftops file.pdf Note: pdf2ps does also convert PDF to PS, but normally the result is worse. You say that the issue rise because the orginal PDF has CIDFont? If I were you I would think carefully about why you are doing this multi-step process and whether the intermediate PostScript file is actually required. If for some strange reason you absolutely must do this, perhaps you should consider using Ghostscript's ps2write device to produce the intermediate PostScript file, since that actually works, though it does produce bitmaps for the glyphs this is what I mean when I say that the refrying loses quality. Choose Files Drag & drop files, or select link Max.
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Zamzar Pro Tip: You can open the raw PS file in Notepad. Select PDF as the the format you want to convert your PS file to.
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Of course, PDF->PS->PDF is a dumb thing to do anyway, you are practically bound to lose quality doing so. How to convert a PS to a PDF file Choose the PS file that you want to convert. So basically poppler is broken, you're opening a bug report against the wrong product, maybe you should send it to the poppler developers. This is, of course, caused by the fact that the original PDF file contains a CIDFont. You need a type 0 font or a CIDFont to use more than a single byte code. The non-X components of Xpdf (pdftops, pdftotext, pdfinfo, pdffonts. It 'looks like' the poppler developers thought they could define a simple font with 2 byte character codes (the font is created by a routine called pdfMakeFont16), but that's not possible. The Xpdf project also includes a PDF text extractor, PDF-to-PostScript converter. This array contains only 2, hence the rangecheck error. Since there are two character codes, it needs an array with 2 pairs of positions, 4 numbers.
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The PostScript contains (simplifying considerably):Įach character code in the string (note its a 2 byte string, so 2 character codes) uses one pair of numbers from the array for positioning. Looks like pdftops produced a broken PostScript program, nothing *we* can do about that for you. I believe they said our controller has 4 gig of memory in it.Running the PostScript file through Ghostscript gives an error "rangecheck in -xyshow-" for me, which you seem to have neglected to mention in your report.Īdobe Acrobat Distiller gives exactly the same error. Please advise on steps we can take on how to correct this problem. They have been unable to successfully fix our problem. Our service provider is Print O Stat in York, PA. If we try to print the drawing directly through Adobe, the drawing prints fine. PDF to PS Conversion Error: Out of MemoryĮrror: Limitcheck: offending Command: Fillįree Flow Accxes Client Tools Version 15.00.46 PDF to PS Conversion Error: A drawing Error Occurred When trying to print some PDF’s using the Accxes Program, instead of printing the drawing, it prints out an Error/Warning Page. We have had error pages occasionally before, however, more recently it is happening quite often. Some are scanned PDF’s, others are created directly on the computer. We receive PDF drawings from different sources.
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