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Hi Folks,
I´ve heard very often in certain forums that many users have problems using the "Export Adobe *.PDF" function.
What I figured out are the following topics:
1. The problem always appears with certain windows-fonts like "Webdings" and "Wingdings " fonts.
2. If the error occurs you can visualize the error by using the ghostscript-viewer "GSVIEW" from Russell Lang (rjl@aladdin.com) which comes up with the message "Unrecoverable error: invalidexit in .stop"
3. According to the 912-page manual of the "PostScript Language Reference, 3rd edition" the corresponding text to this error message is:
invalidexit (error) ->
An EXIT operator has been executed for which there is no dynamically enclosing looping context (for example, FOR, LOOP, REPEAT, or PATHFORALL), or it has attempted to leave the context of a RUN or STOPPED operator.
4. As soon as you find in the postscript-file entries like,
%%BeginResource: font MSTT31907b7642O09406402
instead of correct entries like,
%%DocumentNeededResources: font Times-Roman
something went horribly wrong.
Does "MSTT" stand for "Macro-Shit-True-Type-fonts" (ooops - sorry, I mean "Micro-Soft-True-Type-fonts" of course) ?!?!
Unfortunately I´m not in the position to determine who made what wrong but either Adobe made a mistake when converting a PageMaker-file into PostScript or certain Windows-fonts are terribly wrong and will not be recognized by PageMaker correctly!
What ever the heck is going on there, either you live with it or you have to use the work-arounds to get rid of this misbehavior ..., with all advantages and disadvantages.
If there is a PostScript guru out there, maybe he (or she) finds out what went wrong.
Best Regards
Captain Black Bird
I´ve heard very often in certain forums that many users have problems using the "Export Adobe *.PDF" function.
What I figured out are the following topics:
1. The problem always appears with certain windows-fonts like "Webdings" and "Wingdings " fonts.
2. If the error occurs you can visualize the error by using the ghostscript-viewer "GSVIEW" from Russell Lang (rjl@aladdin.com) which comes up with the message "Unrecoverable error: invalidexit in .stop"
3. According to the 912-page manual of the "PostScript Language Reference, 3rd edition" the corresponding text to this error message is:
invalidexit (error) ->
An EXIT operator has been executed for which there is no dynamically enclosing looping context (for example, FOR, LOOP, REPEAT, or PATHFORALL), or it has attempted to leave the context of a RUN or STOPPED operator.
4. As soon as you find in the postscript-file entries like,
%%BeginResource: font MSTT31907b7642O09406402
instead of correct entries like,
%%DocumentNeededResources: font Times-Roman
something went horribly wrong.
Does "MSTT" stand for "Macro-Shit-True-Type-fonts" (ooops - sorry, I mean "Micro-Soft-True-Type-fonts" of course) ?!?!
Unfortunately I´m not in the position to determine who made what wrong but either Adobe made a mistake when converting a PageMaker-file into PostScript or certain Windows-fonts are terribly wrong and will not be recognized by PageMaker correctly!
What ever the heck is going on there, either you live with it or you have to use the work-arounds to get rid of this misbehavior ..., with all advantages and disadvantages.
If there is a PostScript guru out there, maybe he (or she) finds out what went wrong.
Best Regards
Captain Black Bird