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Hello!

So, I was really excited to print a list of all of my fonts, and then I got error message:

%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
TMP2521R100000001 not found, using Courier.
TMP1867R100008146 not found, using Courier.
TMP1813R100008147 not found, using Courier.
TMP1809R100008153 not found, using Courier.
TMP1876R100008149 not found, using Courier.
TMP1714R100008148 not found, using Courier.
TMP1256R100008152 not found, using Courier.
TMP1257R100008155 not found, using Courier.
TMP1827R100008156 not found, using Courier.
TMP1322R100008158 not found, using Courier.
TMP504R100008151 not found, using Courier.
%%[ Error: invalidfont; OffendingCommand: xshow ]%%

Stack:
[208 198 207 227 186 166 217 225 106 155 220 179 251 198 224 187 224
209 166 205 205 206 304 201 183 183 165 176 145 175 155 112 157 185
186 186 95 266 185 163 175 176 145 127 117 172 160 247 175 155 0]
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%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%


I honestly have no idea what is going on. I saw someone else's post was similar, but it had an actual font name. I don't know what any of these files actually are. Please help!

Thanks,

Jason

This issue is related to the printer driver you are using. Do see if they have an update or use an alternative driver.

Hello to this forum community!

I have exactly the same problem. Please find below the .log content, very similar to the one posted by JasonSWrencg.

To the address of Erwin Denissen: it is NOT a driver problem. I use Adobe Acrobat Pro DC in its latest release (2021.005.20048), as I have a subscription to Adobe Creative Suite (Dreamweaver, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. and Acrobat Pro).

I have already sent you in the past similar bug, which remains.

One last thing: hard printing is OK (I have an HP 5000 Series printer), but... expensive and useless in my case!!!

Kind regards,
Pascal Garin

Now, here is the log file content:

Maybe one of the fonts is corrupt, but I still think it is a driver issue, as it should not produce such error.

You might be able to track it down to a single font, by divide and conquer the list.

I think that the wrong font names are the problem: no font is really called TMP268R100000001.
If the original font name would be used, then Distiller would be able to find and assign the fonts, because they are installed in the operating system and activated under Maintype under their original name.
The question is, why Maintype does not keep the original font names during printing, but mutilates them and replaces them with some temporary names.

Regards
annakonda

annakonda wrote: ↑Fri Jul 30, 2021 1:51 pm I think that the wrong font names are the problem: no font is really called TMP268R100000001.
If the original font name would be used, then Distiller would be able to find and assign the fonts, because they are installed in the operating system and activated under Maintype under their original name.
The question is, why Maintype does not keep the original font names during printing, but mutilates them and replaces them with some temporary names.

Regards
annakonda

The font name has nothing to do with the printing problem.