I am working with a manufacturer who is typically used to getting pdfs from more traditional Adobe tools, read: not LuaLatex. They are telling me to "make sure" that my fonts are embedded in the .pdf
files I give them.
This particular link says that "lualatex always embeds fonts", but as glyphs.
It also talks about editing the pdftex.map
to force the embedding of the entire font. I had some trouble finding where that file even exists. In /etc?
[Does lualatex embed fonts for compatibility?
At the end of the day, I am a Linux guy running lualatex
on an Ubuntu machine. I want to be able to tell my manufacturer "yes, file contains embedded fonts". There is a little bit of a language barrier, so the more I can do on my end, the better.
Help?
How can I:
- Make sure the pdf file contains the full embedded fonts? Is there an inspection tool that shows this?
- (or) What do I need to do to make this happen if
lualatex
isn't doing the right thing
Thanks in advance.