Created attachment 495736 [details] PDF with math symbols. Description of problem: Symbol font in pdf not shown correctly. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): evince-2.32.0-3.fc14.x86_64 Steps to Reproduce: Attached pdf created using windows xp, ms word with equations (mathtype) and pdf creator. Actual results: Some symbols in equations are shown wrong. 'less or equal' is shown as 'double quotation mark'. 'μ' is shown as 'proportionality' Additional info: Open the same file using gv gives the correct view. Copying the text from the pdf and pasting it elsewhere gives the correct symbols. Bjørge
I don't see the issue in version 2.32.0-4.fc14.x86_64.
I do see this in version evince-2.32.0-4.fc14.x86_64! Did you use my uploaded pdf?
Yes I did use your pdf. Intrestingly on a second machine, I can confirm your issue.
Would it be interesting to compare installed rpms on the two systems?
Created attachment 500184 [details] all my rpms Output from command: rpm -qa --qf "%{NAME}\n"
Hi Bjorge, thank you for the list of rpm packages, it helped me much in backtracing the problem. The problem is in font package wine-symbol-fonts. It has wrong symbols for the characters mentioned in the description (according to http://www.unicodemap.org/). I'm reassigning this bug to the wine package. Regards Marek P.S.: workaround: uninstall the wine-symbol-fonts package
Ah. Super. The workaround removed the problem. I should mention that I had wine.i686 installed, and that wine and wine-fonts are removed too as they are dependent on wine-symbol-fonts. Hope the wine folks fix it. I see it is not yet reassigned, should I do that?
Ah, sorry, I tested it with the font only, so I didn't realized that it will remove wine too. Marek P.S.: I'm reassigning this now :)
Just a note, that indeed the difference between my to machines is in fact that wine is not installed on one of them.
Hi, any updates?
Thanks for the ping. I will try to have a more in depth look later...
Hi again, will this be fixed?
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