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P.S. I used Preflight to make sure all fonts were embedded, i hope I did it right.

1. John is right, I could use Times instead of Computer Modern fonts (many publishers do for books), there is only one problem: no journal would take my submission. 2. I attached two pdf files: testgood.pdf was created with Illustrator, it contains the Principal formula correctly. testbad.pdf was created with AD, has lots of errors in the Princ formula: small spaces are represented by a forward slanted `, and the "contained in: symbol isn represented by a composite symbol, a union combined with a funny back pointing arrow. I know that the Computer Modern fonts are not standard, but Illustrator (lucky for mathematicians) does not mind.

Attached how it should look: test.pdf

I'm directing it to you and to all who could help. This is a deal breaker for me. I opened new.pdf in Preview, copied the formula, opened test.eps in Designer, pasted the formula. Awful. See attached. testwith paste.afdesign

Here is the pdf: new.pdf. I want to copy to my Designer file the formula "Print L..." from p. 1.

With some difficulty, I can get the attached file (cumbersome) test.afdesign Unfortunately, not good.

To illustrate a math article, my work flow in Illustrator is as follows: 1. I draw the illustration. 2. To copy a formula to the illustration, I open the pdf file of the article (created with LaTeX), select the formula, copy it, 3. I open the illustration, paste the formula. 4. I group it, and move it. How can I do this with Designer? All my attempts have failed.

Thank you all for your help. Now I learned art boards, and my problem is resolved.

I have the pdf export option. It creates a pdf file. It's then a number of steps to create a cropped version. So I would like to crop the file, then export, or export a cropped pdf version.

Can i export to cropped pdf?

How do I set the default font for all my documents?