Is there a way to install the Libertine font in such a way that Adobe Illustrator can open my document?Īlternatively, I could try to use the fonts in a different way, for example by using XeTeX, but is not without problems itself (microtype).
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I poked around in the Libertine package on CTAN, and there is a file called LinLibertineT.pfb that has a promising filename, but I could not figure out how to use it. You then Saved the file (actually doing a SaveAs to overwrite the original). I downloaded and installed the TTF and OTF fonts from the Linux Libertine website, but Adobe Illustrator still does not recognize the font. I only had one font installed so not sure what it looks like with a ton, but I had 3 folders in this directory. font-family: source-han-sans-traditional, sans-serif font-style: normal font-weight: 200 Glyph Support & Stylistic Filters Fonts in the Adobe Fonts library include support for many different languages, OpenType features, and typographic styles. You double-clicked on the Normal Character Style to open it and then went to the Basic Character Formats line in the box on the left, made the changes you wanted and then said OK. The affected text will be displayed with a replacement font. Translated to English: The font LinLibertineT is missing. I need to edit this document (well, others like it) in Adobe Illustrator CS6, but when I open it, I get the error messsage: Die Schrift LinLibertineT fehlt.īetroffener Text wird mit einer Ersatzschrift angezeigt. The document compiles without errors and warnings. I use MikTeX 2.9/pdfLaTeX on my Windows 7 machine to compile the following document, typeset in Linux Libertine font: \pdfoutput=1
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