UNKNOWN FONT
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You can try to reinstall SketchUp and LayOut. Right click on the installer and choose Run as administrator. Then, when presented with the option, choose Repair.
I wonder why Adobe reader and Acrobat display the font without problem. If the PDF file is corrupt, they should have problems reading it, too.
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Dave R, thanks for your patience and suggestion. I repaired the installation but ... it still doesn't import into CDR X6.
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As I indicated in my last post, I find it difficult to believe that LayOut is creating a corrupt PDF considering that Adobe Read and Acrobat have no problem with it. I think despite what the guy at CDR told you, the problem is on the Corel end. I don't have a fix for you, though. Sorry about that.
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But, even Illustrator (according to the version) couldn't import the file properly.
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Try a different font and see if you get the same results.
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Same results.
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Weird.
Do you get the same results with a brand new LO file?
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@driven said:
does this version of your pdf open in Corel?
[attachment=0:1ztrr0d6]<!-- ia0 -->Test_026.pdf.pdf<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1ztrr0d6]
john
Yes, it opened in CD.
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All I did was opened and saved on my mac...
the only real difference is OS X 'shows' the 'lowest' pdf version number 'needed' to open but your file shows the pdf version as being v1.7...
Corel must prefer the v1.4 tag as the contents is identical...
john
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Is there any way to change how LO exports pdf?
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Dear John, can one save it as v1.4 tag in Acrobat? I don't have a Mac.
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sorry, I don't have Acrobat installed...
the guy who 'fixed' your file earlier in this thread saved it using Acrobat Distiller 11.0 (Windows) as v1.5...
there are on-line and downloadable pdf convertors...
john
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John, thank you.
Now, I'll try to figure out how to fix my file using Acrobat Distiller 11.0 (Windows) as v1.5...
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