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> ArialMT is not Adobe Helvetica! It is Arial from Monotype (MT); see
> http://www.ms-studio.com/articles.html
> http://www.ms-studio.com/articlesarialsid.html
> 

You are right...
As far as I know, Helvetica was exchanged by ArialMT in Acrobat Reader 4.
So if you use the Helvetica font in a greater version than three of acroread
you get ArialMT. This is the easiest (maybe not best) way to get ArialMT.
All typescripts for Helvetica are defined allready.

> Why don't you use the URW alternatives on your system?

Because the PDF-document looks better on screen in ArialMT.

Peter

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