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Garamond Font issue in PDF

If you're a Mac user, then it's not new to you to encounter some font issues when converting from one format to another. For instance, if you have a keynote presentation saved into PDF, you may experience losing some fonts! Don't worry, we got you covered! Here's why and how to solve font issues when converting to PDF! <br><br>Read the full blog here: https://deftpdf.com/blog/how-to-fix-garamond-font-issues-in-pdf

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Garamond Font issue in PDF

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  1. How to fix Garamond font issues in PDF

  2. PDF Preferred PDF documents are typically the first choice for document formatting. It is known that PDF do not change content that is why it is used for transfers.

  3. Though it features lossless data, some users may find themselves with a common issue – fonts being lost after saving as PDF. PDF Issues

  4. WHY DO SOME FONTSDISAPPEAR?

  5. What’s the problem with Garamond? Garamond is the most common font we found to be problematic. No other font is consistent in being lost after conversion other than Garamond and it can be because of two reasons…

  6. 1 BOLD AND ITALIC TOGETHER

  7. BOLD AND ITALIC Bold and italic formatting are both enabled and have contradicted the existing font layout. There can only be two kinds of faces in Garamond and it can be Garamond italic OR Garamond bold, but there is no Garamond bold italic. In some computers and applications, there is the ability to edit the font’s formatting i.e. MS Word provides Bold, Italic, Underline and Strikethrough options however does not automatically mean it complies with the existing font face.

  8. 2 CONFLICT IN THE INSTALLATION

  9. CONFLICT IN DATA Garamond is installed and enabled both in the computer and in the application, which therefore creates conflict. Applications like MS Word may already have the license to contain the font.

  10. PRINTER SETTINGS The solution for problem number 1 can be solved by going through your printer settings before printing to PDF.

  11. SOLVING FONTS First Open the Control Panel Second Select Hardware and Sound then click Devices and Printers and navigate your Printer and Faxes Third Right-click your Adobe PDF printer and select Printing Preferences 12

  12. SOLVING FONTS Four Uncheck “Rely on system fonts only; do not use document Fonts” Five Click OK to set your defaults for future PDF documents 13

  13. Conflict in installation usually happens with Mac users because of the license of fonts available in Mac and in MS Word. Garamond font that is in conflict with the built-in feature can simply be solved by disabling one of the font licenses. If you are using MS Word, simply use the font there and disable the Garamond font on your computer so it won’t conflict with the built-in font in Microsoft. FONT ISSUES IN MAC

  14. DISABLE MULTIPLE FONTS

  15. Disable a font installed from your computer first second last Click the Disable button in the toolbar above the list of fonts, then click Disable to confirm. You can also disable the whole font family by clicking Choose Edit then click Disable [collection]. Open your font book app Select the Garamond font 16

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