My question is similar tho those but different:
Since today, as of question title, my pdf looks bad, because of Bitmap fonts. Until few hours ago I never seen a bitmap font in this paper I'm working on since few months (the first paper I write in LaTex so please be patient).
What happened today: I added a bibliographic entry to a database (managed with JabRef) and after that I had problem building. I tried several thing such as cleaning temporary files and so on. I installed the latest, new version of TeXstudio. I finally removed MiKTeX and reinstalled from a local repository I created few days ago and from where I had reinstalled MiKTex few days ago. This last step finally solved but introduced the problem of Bitmap fonts.
Following the steps of the related question, installing package cm-super
and so on apparently solve the issue, but I'm concerned because I neved had to do this and I never had the problem of Bitmap fonts.
From what I understand using cm-super
is not without consequences and so, I wish to avoid this workaround to a problem I never had.
This is the most simple document that show the problem.
\documentclass[]{article}
\begin{document}
\section{Test}
This is a test
\end{document}
System: Windows x64
The log file show an error:
pdflatex.exe (file pdftex.map): cannot open font map file] (test.aux) ) Here is how much of TeX's memory you used: 207 strings out of 493634 2132 string characters out of 3142147 52604 words of memory out of 3000000