The question is one of price (your budget) and the size of the font (there are size limitations in Acrobat Distiller itself). XPP should be able to handle any Simplified Chinese font, and I believe that XPP’s built-in Ghostscript-to-PDF and XPP’s direct-to-PDF could distill them. But you might have other reasons why these last two options are not sufficient.
I have a few simplified Chinese fonts, but I honestly don’t know where they came from. But the size varies from 1700 KB to 4500 KB, and I’m pretty sure that’s within the realm of Acrobat’s capabilities.
As for price, it looks like font vendors have really changed their pricing structures in the past couple of years, based on how one is using the font. Linotype.com has SC fonts, but they seem to be around $500 (I think that entitles you to use it on 5 computers). Fonts.com also has a Simplified Chinese font, but it has a different pricing structure.
At any rate, I would advise against the free Chinese fonts you might found out there on the internet. I’ve always had bad luck with those.
I know that some of the members on this Forum are using SC. They will be the best expert opinions. But I think your budget could be an issue.
The question is one of price (your budget) and the size of the font (there are size limitations in Acrobat Distiller itself). XPP should be able to handle any Simplified Chinese font, and I believe that XPP’s built-in Ghostscript-to-PDF and XPP’s direct-to-PDF could distill them. But you might have other reasons why these last two options are not sufficient.
I have a few simplified Chinese fonts, but I honestly don’t know where they came from. But the size varies from 1700 KB to 4500 KB, and I’m pretty sure that’s within the realm of Acrobat’s capabilities.
As for price, it looks like font vendors have really changed their pricing structures in the past couple of years, based on how one is using the font. Linotype.com has SC fonts, but they seem to be around $500 (I think that entitles you to use it on 5 computers). Fonts.com also has a Simplified Chinese font, but it has a different pricing structure.
At any rate, I would advise against the free Chinese fonts you might found out there on the internet. I’ve always had bad luck with those.
I know that some of the members on this Forum are using SC. They will be the best expert opinions. But I think your budget could be an issue.
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