MSTT31 Mystery

[Marco De Julio]

I have a PDF document that uses a whole series of fonts with names
like MSTT31?
I would like to cut and paste parts of the document to WORD. I have
searched every search engine with no luck and how to correct this font
problem.

Helppppp!!!!!

Marco De Julio
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[Philip A. Viton]

In article <517c1b7d.04031...@posting.google.com>,
mdej...@pacbell.net says...

Is your question: what is this font? I've never seen it before?

My guess is that this is a local version of a possibly installed
truetype font: in some pdf production software, when the fonts are
supposed to be embedded in the document, they are renamed internally to
avoid a potential name conflict with an already installed version.

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Phil Viton
Ohio State University

[Afrothethics]

Although, this thread is dated, the need is not. I've found that a PDF
document with a "foreign" font can be best converted using an OCR app,
such as ABBYY.

HTH,
Afrothetics
Stanford University

[rl...@dotnet.com.mx]

This document was created with a simple process that encript the text and turn in a custom font, created by the program.

this will protect the document against copy and paste. but you can always use an OCR program.