ugroh@t-online.de (U. Groh) さんは書きました:
You can use "pdftops" (from xpdf) instead of "pdf2ps" (from Ghostscript). Or use the "print" button in the xpdf menu.
Now it is working but still a lot of error messages if I use pdf2ps.
By the way, you will also get a better quality when using pdftops instead of pdf2ps, even if pdf2ps works.
I cannot reproduce the problem with pdf2ps on SuSE Linux 9.0-i386 though. Works for me on that file. Did you change/update something in your ghostscript-* packages?
No, I just downloaded the version you posted (Adobe support). But the problem also occured before.
You mean you downloaded the ghostscript-cjk package? I don't think that makes any difference here. I was asking about the other ghostscript packages like ghostscript-library.
Or, maybe you use a different platform? pdf2ps did *not* work for me on mycjk.pdf on SuSE Linux 9.0-x86_64. On that platform it fails with
mfabian@rossini:~/test-texts/pdf/traditional-chinese$ pdf2ps mycjk.pdf Error: /rangecheck in --.buildfont11-- Operand stack:
Do you see the same error message?
Yes, this is the same sort of messages. See the error.txt file for details
No, your error message is quite different, it complains about a missing font "ShanHeiSun-Light". Therefore I think this is not related at all to the problem I am seeing on 9.0-x86_64.
I am running my system V9 on a IBM Laptop with Intel mobile (centrino type) processor. Is this the source of the problem?
I don't think so, it works fine for me on SuSE 9.0 on my IBM Thinkpad
600E (Mobile Pentium II).
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Mike FABIAN