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1. Fonts are not available on your operating system. If the fonts in a PDF file aren't available on your computer, Lighten PDF Converter is not able to preserve the original font. For example, if the PDF author purchased commercial fonts and use it in PDF, which is not available in your font book.
If you save a report in the PDF format, and the fonts look weird in the saved file - this may be caused by rare peculiarity local to your system. Basically, it's triggered by the absence (or manual removal) of the most widely-used Arial Font Family (causing the weird fonts to substitute it upon generating PDFs).
To return to the normal view of the document, press CTRL + L. Note. You can also set the full screen view preferences, to enable you to use the Esc (Escape) key to return to the normal view of the document.
1. Fonts are not available on your operating system. If the fonts in a PDF file aren't available on your computer, Lighten PDF Converter is not able to preserve the original font. For example, if the PDF author purchased commercial fonts and use it in PDF, which is not available in your font book.
How to solve common font issues in editable PDFs STEP 1. CHECK THAT THE FONTS HAVE BEEN EMBEDDED STEP 2. PUT SOME DEFAULT TEXT INTO ALL FORM FIELDS STEP 3. ENSURE THE FORM FIELD IS NOT SET TO RICH TEXT FIELD STEP 4. OPEN PDF IN LATEST VERSION OF Ppt To Pdf Converter READER.
Solution. Embed fonts to avoid font substitution Launch Ppt To Pdf Converter . Choose Advanced > Print Production > Ppt To Pdf Converter Distiller. In the Default Settings menu, choose Standard. Choose Settings > Edit Ppt To Pdf Converter PDF Settings. Select Fonts, and then select the fonts you want to add. Click Save As, and then click OK.
The latest versions (after MS Office 2007) allow you to save the document as a pdf, thus avoiding formatting errors. Go to Files->Save As and select ". pdf format" from Save As Type. Click to save.
Switch to the Fonts section and tick "Embed all fonts" (if it's not ticked already). If you want, save the profile under a new name and then use it when converting your file to a PDF.
If you save a report in the PDF format, and the fonts look weird in the saved file - this may be caused by rare peculiarity local to your system. Basically, it's triggered by the absence (or manual removal) of the most widely-used Arial Font Family (causing the weird fonts to substitute it upon generating PDFs).
The fonts may be listed in your system font book, but actually those fonts are not supported by Microsoft Office, so after conversion, the output Word document doesn't display the font correctly. In this case, PDF Converter will also choose the closest match instead of the original font during conversion.