:: problem with fonts looking 'more bold' even tho they are the same

[liam_tipler@adobeforums.com]

Hi all,

am currently designing a 3 page brochure for pdf distribution. i am using inDesign CS with the latest update

the problem is that the fonts on page1 look different to pages 2 & 3, even tho they are all Century Gothic regular 8pt and 10pt height spaced with the same aparagraph style and using the same swatch (a darkish gray)... i really cant see why!

im my opinion the page 1 text looks right - the pages2&3 text looks kind of semi bold if you know what i mean as Century Gothic is a nice clean, fine font

HELP! this really is supposed to go out tomorrow - eek!

thanks all

Li

[Dennis Gordon]

I don't know if this helps, but we've had problems when distilling documents
from Quark containing Century Gothic. The font gives an offending command
and Distiller stops. We've stopped using Century Gothic, replacing it with
Avant Garde, which is a close equivalent. If you're against deadline you
might try that.


<liam_tipler@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> am currently designing a 3 page brochure for pdf distribution. i am using

inDesign CS with the latest update

>
> the problem is that the fonts on page1 look different to pages 2 & 3, even

tho they are all Century Gothic regular 8pt and 10pt height spaced with the
same aparagraph style and using the same swatch (a darkish gray)... i really
cant see why!

>
> im my opinion the page 1 text looks right - the pages2&3 text looks kind

of semi bold if you know what i mean as Century Gothic is a nice clean, fine
font

>
> HELP! this really is supposed to go out tomorrow - eek!
>
> thanks all
>
> Li