Font Outline on PDF Export

On a small project, we noted that text outlines are NOT properly rendered 
when published as a PDF document.  In this case a 'Gift Label' included two 
styles of text within a single paragraph text frame.  Half the text was 
simply black text and the other half, in a different font, was designed with 
a red outline.  However, when published to a PDF documet, all the text in 
the text frame included a red outline.

  Has anyone else seen the problem?  Is there a work-around?  Thanks for any 
help. 

Does it help if you convert the text to curves?

"Blue Max" <mailrichard@msn.com> wrote in message
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> On a small project, we noted that text outlines are NOT properly rendered
> when published as a PDF document.  In this case a 'Gift Label' included 
> two
> styles of text within a single paragraph text frame.  Half the text was
> simply black text and the other half, in a different font, was designed 
> with
> a red outline.  However, when published to a PDF documet, all the text in
> the text frame included a red outline.
>
>  Has anyone else seen the problem?  Is there a work-around?  Thanks for 
> any
> help.
>
> 

Yes and I sent it up to Corel.
"Blue Max" <mailrichard@msn.com> wrote in message
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>
> On a small project, we noted that text outlines are NOT properly rendered
> when published as a PDF document.  In this case a 'Gift Label' included 
> two
> styles of text within a single paragraph text frame.  Half the text was
> simply black text and the other half, in a different font, was designed 
> with
> a red outline.  However, when published to a PDF documet, all the text in
> the text frame included a red outline.
>
>  Has anyone else seen the problem?  Is there a work-around?  Thanks for 
> any
> help.
>
>
> 

Hello Kellett,

Not sure, but converting text to curves just might help.  I will give this a 
try.  As you may have noticed from reading this thread, David Milisock has 
also confirmed this as a problem and has apparently contacted Corel in this 
regard.  Hopefully, it can be corrected so that we do not need any 
work-arounds.

Thanks,
Richard

"Kellett" <kellettd@mts.net> wrote in message
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> Does it help if you convert the text to curves?
>
> "Blue Max" <mailrichard@msn.com> wrote in message 
> news:47f2857d$1_1@cnews...
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>> On a small project, we noted that text outlines are NOT properly
rendered
>> when published as a PDF document.  In this case a 'Gift Label' included

>> two
>> styles of text within a single paragraph text frame.  Half the text
was
>> simply black text and the other half, in a different font, was designed

>> with
>> a red outline.  However, when published to a PDF documet, all the text
in
>> the text frame included a red outline.
>>
>>  Has anyone else seen the problem?  Is there a work-around?  Thanks for

>> any
>> help.
>>
>>
>
>
> 

Thank you, David, for the reply.  It is nice to see that someone else has 
observed this anomaly also.  Since posting this message I have found that 
the problem is not consistent.  After making some edits to the file, a later 
conversion to a PDF did not display the same symptoms.  Nevertheless, I have 
saved both copies of the file.  If you find a solution from Corel, we would 
certainly appreciate a reply and explanation.

Thanks,
Richard

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"David Milisock" <davidmilisock@comcast> wrote in message 
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> Yes and I sent it up to Corel.
> "Blue Max" <mailrichard@msn.com> wrote in message 
> news:47f2857d$1_1@cnews...
>>
>> On a small project, we noted that text outlines are NOT properly
rendered
>> when published as a PDF document.  In this case a 'Gift Label' included

>> two
>> styles of text within a single paragraph text frame.  Half the text
was
>> simply black text and the other half, in a different font, was designed

>> with
>> a red outline.  However, when published to a PDF documet, all the text
in
>> the text frame included a red outline.
>>
>>  Has anyone else seen the problem?  Is there a work-around?  Thanks for

>> any
>> help.
>>
>>
>>
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>
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