RE: [MiKTeX] \ding{217} not converted correctly

[Pierre B. <pie...@bl...>]

I try it and i have no problem with the gsview convert to pdf  (pdfwrite
300dpi) as I suppose you do when you say from gsview.  Usually I use the
winedt icon ps-->pdf. In brief, I try all way I know to create the pdf =
file
and all are ok.

My miktex installation was just made new 3 days ago.

Best regards

Pierre

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Hello everyone,

Sorry if this is the wrong list to send to, but I have seen font
related questions being posted... and as I am certainly not a font
guru, I thought I would ask and hope for a response :^)


My minimal example, which was extracted from a larger document
that uses quite a few packages:

\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{pifont}
\begin{document}
   Hello \ding{217}
\end{document}


My process:

Using WinEdt with Miktex. First I LaTeX, then I look at Yap output.
It is correct. Then I convert to *.ps and look at output. It is correct.
Then I convert from *.ps to *.pdf from within GSVIEW32.EXE version
4.3 2002-04-30. And the result is not correct.


My questions:

I have the following minimal document that doesn't end up looking
like what I want. That is, the ding symbol changes when I go through
the process of creating a *.pdf document. Short of installing a newer
version of GSVIEW32 (of which there seems to be some discussion about
this, so I'm not sure whether I should upgrade yet) is there a reason
why this might be failing? because the *.ps output is visually correct.


Thanks for any help,
Alan.


PS I have heard about pdflatex (I have never tried it) but I would
	prefer to continue to use the same process that I am currently
	using, if possible.



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