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Acrobat comes with width-only CID fonts and compatible fonts for all Chinese, Japanese,
and Korean fonts in the Adobe Type Library, and all Macintosh and Windows Chinese,
Japanese, and Korean system fonts. Distiller can process these fonts without having to run
MakeCID.
Note:
The widths of roman characters in Adobe Japanese fonts are predefined for Distiller,
so you do not need to run MakeCID on Adobe Japanese fonts.
To run MakeCID manually:
1
Open the Acrobat Xtras folder, and double-click the MakeCID icon.
2
Choose File > Open Font Folder.
3
Use the browser to select a font folder or a single font.
4
Select the Acrobat/Data/PSdisk/Resource folder, and click Select, or double-click the
folder. MakeCID processes the font or fonts and places width-only fonts in appropriate
subfolders of the Resource folder.
Note:
If you select a folder other than Resource, CIDFonts and CompatibleFonts subfolders
are automatically created in the folder you select.
5
Choose File > Quit.
To copy the width-only fonts to a Windows system:
1
Copy the contents of the Acrobat/Distiller/Data/PSdisk/Resource/CIDFonts folder on
the Mac OS system to the Acrobat/Distillr/Data/PSdisk/Resource/CIDFonts folder on the
Windows system.
2
Copy the contents of the Acrobat/Distiller/Data/PSdisk/Resource/CompatibleFonts
folder on the Mac OS system to the Acrobat/Distillr/Data/PSdisk/Resource/Compatible-
Fonts folder on the Windows system.
3
Restart Acrobat in Windows.
About Eastern European and Middle Eastern language Adobe
PDF files
You can create, view, and print Adobe PDF documents in Acrobat 4.0 (and later) that
contain Cyrillic text (including Bulgarian, Russian, and Ukrainian), Eastern European text
(including Czech, Hungarian, and Polish), and Middle Eastern text (Arabic and Hebrew). If
the fonts are embedded in the Adobe PDF documents, you can view and print the
documents on any system. However, you must have the proper (language kit) fonts
installed on a system to be able to create the documents, or to view or print them without
the fonts being embedded.
Acrobat creates bookmarks for documents with Cyrillic, Eastern European, and Middle
Eastern text, and you can use the text comment tool to attach comments to the text. You
can use the Find command to search for Cyrillic and Eastern European text. Other features
in Acrobat 5.0 are not supported for these languages.