Created attachment 46312 [details] pdf with artifacts Opening the attached PDF (commercial invoice), you can see some artifacts on fonts rendering in 3 specific fields. Specifically the fields "n. fattura", "data fattura" and "totale fattura" contain the problem. I am using okular with libpoppler 0.16.5. Running "gs <filename>.pdf" on the same linux machine I can see the PDF correctly.
Can you please attach a screenshot highlighting what you think is wrongly rendered?
Created attachment 46344 [details] ghostscript result 001
Created attachment 46345 [details] Okular result 001
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Created attachment 46347 [details] Okular result 002
It's a PDF that does uses non embedded fonts, the results can be obviously improved but in fact if you want good results in a PDF you need to embed the fonts.
Created attachment 47173 [details] Example of non-embed Bitstream Charter font where Adobe Acrobat 8.0 opened PDF The original .odt file has been created using LibreOffice 3.3.2 and Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS with all latest updates.
Created attachment 47174 [details] Example how looks original document with Bitstream Charter font. Created using LibreOffice 3.3.2 and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with all latest updates.
Comment on attachment 47173 [details] Example of non-embed Bitstream Charter font where Adobe Acrobat 8.0 opened PDF And I marked the checkbox "Embed standard fonts" to embed all fonts when I exported that PDF. My question is - which of fonts are "non-standard"? I would like to embed ALL fonts, not just standard ones.
(In reply to comment #9) > (From update of attachment 47173 [details]) > And I marked the checkbox "Embed standard fonts" to embed all fonts when I > exported that PDF. My question is - which of fonts are "non-standard"? I would > like to embed ALL fonts, not just standard ones. Yeah, but that's a different issue. For this you should probably file a bug to libreoffice so the PDF export embeds all fonts.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 94054 ***
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