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| sebras | ghostbot: oh how I have missed you! :) | 00:00.50 |
| simoneb | g'day. I used ghostscript to merge 2 pdfs into one, however, in the resulting merged pdf, the font is different. is this a bug? | 20:52.25 |
| | screenshot if it might help http://i.imgur.com/1KtpI3V.png | 20:55.53 |
| | using this command line: gs -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=$dest $file1 $file2 | 20:57.39 |
| | ah, I see it outputs an error on the console saying that some fonts were not embedded in the pdf. can't I tell ghostscript to just keep the same fonts the same way they were in the input pdf? instead of changing the font to another one? | 21:10.06 |
| Robin_Watts | simoneb: You are not merging 2 pdfs into one. | 21:57.49 |
| | What you are doing is asking gs to make you a new pdf that looks as much like the 2 input pdfs combined as possible. | 21:58.22 |
| simoneb | ...ok | 21:58.55 |
| | so I guess it will refuse to generate a new pdf with a font that does not exist | 21:59.40 |
| Robin_Watts | mutool merge -o $dest $file1 $file3 | 22:00.34 |
| simoneb | will try asap, thanks | 22:31.51 |
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