>>>>Well, at least I found a font, which works. It's CourierWINCTT.zip from the site.
>>>>
>>>>The only problem is to replace font from one to another in the whole document. I think, it could be done through Automation, but I'm a complete novice in this respect...
>>>>
>>>>May be Tamar will jump into this thread with suggestions...
>>>
>>>Something like this:

>>>oWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")
>>>oWord.documents.open(fullpath(file_name))
>>>WITH oWord.activedocument.RANGE(30,40)
>>>			.FONT.NAME = "Courier New"
>>>			.FONT.bold = .T.	
>>>			.FONT.SIZE = 14
>>>ENDWITH
>>>oWord.activedocument.SAVE
>>>oWord.QUIT

>>
>>Thanks. I think, I need to read text word by word and check font of each word. If it's Times New Roman, I'll convert. If it's Vilna or other Hebrew Font, I leave as it is...
>
>This may shed some light on font issue in PDF: http://www.planetpdf.com/mainpage.asp?WebPageID=362

Hi Yuri,

I tried it quickly at work, but could not make it to work. Here is a Adobe KB, which is not that encouraging http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/225be.htm ...

Well, at list one font worked fine at work. May be I have to embed it and it will work everywhere. The font itself isn't pretty, but I don't have much of a choice...

Usually I work on a problem until I find a solution. Sometimes, of course, I give up, but hopefully it would not be the case...

This article contradicts:
Support for Eastern European and Middle Eastern Fonts
The U.S. English version of Acrobat software contains the resources you need to view, print, and search PDF files that contain embedded Cyrillic fonts (including Bulgarian, Russian, and Ukrainian), Eastern European fonts (including Czech, Hungarian, and Polish), and Middle Eastern fonts (including Arabic and Hebrew). However, to create and edit the PDF files, or to view and print them without embedded fonts, you must install the fonts on your system (usually requiring a language kit).


Acrobat lets you create bookmarks for documents with Cyrillic, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern text, and you can use the text annotation tool to add comments to the text. Other Acrobat features aren't supported for these languages.