unrecognised fonts opening from eps

Using acrobat distiller to print a pub using verdana font as an eps file is fine. A font warning appears while opening in Photoshop & Illustrator. If I proceed, all the letters appear as squares. I can save as a pdf file via a ps file that opens ok but its very low res and unsuitable for a commercial printer. I've tried turning off all the compressions but still can't get a high res file to send.
Appreciate any help......

There are lots of support documents on the www.adobe.com site. Three of the products
in your query are Adobe, it may be a better place to look for support.

How Acrobat Distiller and Acrobat PDFWriter Handle Fonts
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/12f6e.htm

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"Mike redwood" wrote in message
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Using acrobat distiller to print a pub using verdana font as an eps file is fine. A
font warning appears while opening in Photoshop & Illustrator. If I proceed, all the
letters appear as squares. I can save as a pdf file via a ps file that opens ok but
its very low res and unsuitable for a commercial printer. I've tried turning off all
the compressions but still can't get a high res file to send.
Appreciate any help......

Illustrator doesn't recognize embedded fonts. Not from PDF, foreign eps, or
even its own eps (unless saved with illustrator editability).

Photoshop may not -- I don't know because opening a vector file in Pshop is
almost always the wrong thing to do

What is it specifically that you are trying to do?









"Mike redwood" wrote in message
...
Using acrobat distiller to print a pub using verdana font as an eps file
is fine. A font warning appears while opening in Photoshop & Illustrator. If
I proceed, all the letters appear as squares. I can save as a pdf file via a
ps file that opens ok but its very low res and unsuitable for a commercial
printer. I've tried turning off all the compressions but still can't get a
high res file to send.
Appreciate any help......