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I have to submit a pdf generated with LaTeX, and one requirement is that the fonts are embedded. The instructions I got are "At the terminal/command prompt, issue the command pdflatex filename.tex to generate filename.pdf." I use MiKTeX, and Texniccenter for my editor. I never used a terminal or command prompt, I am not sure what this instruction means. What I can tell is that

My output profile in Texniccenter is: LaTeX => PS => PDF

When I check the properties of the generated PDF, in the fonts tab, all the fonts seem to be embedded except one, which is called T3Font_0

Any suggestion?

user605656
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    LaTeX => PS => PDF is certainly not pdflatex, look up the profile definitions which one calls pdflatex. If your miktex is up-to-date all fonts should be embedded by default. If you think one is missing you will have to make an example that demonstrates the problem. – Ulrike Fischer May 05 '21 at 16:57
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    Also check this post https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/487346/120578 – koleygr May 05 '21 at 16:59

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Thanks for the suggestions. I updated Miktex and used pdflatex, and used the lmodern package but I still had T3Font_0 which was not embedded. I ended up finding what was the problem: I compiled chapter by chapter to see when I was getting the T3Font. It appeared that it came from a .eps figure for some reason (all the previous .eps figures were totally fine). This was the only .eps I had not made, there were no special characters (using psfrag it is included like that):

\begin{figure}
\centering
\psfrag{s}[][]{$S$}
\psfrag{y}[][]{$y$}
\psfrag{u}[][]{$u$}
\includegraphics[scale=0.75]{Dblabla}
\caption{blablabla}
\label{fig:blabla}
\end{figure}

So I drew the figure on inkscape by myself and replaced the old one, and now it works!

user605656
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