Created attachment 62549 [details] the PDF viewed with evince [bug report forwarded from https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=652328] Hi, The PDFs that one can find here http://www.chrisharrison.net/projects/wordassociation/index.html all render with text almost entirely hidden. I only see the bottom of the letters in every sentence. See the screenshot attached. The bug happens with xpdf too, but the letters are less hidden than with evince. I'm using the latest Debian sid versions, on amd64. evince 3.4.0 libpoppler 0.18.4 xpdf 3.03 (just in case)
Created attachment 62550 [details] Same document viewed with xpdf
Created attachment 97359 [details] Screenshot evince and okular
Created attachment 97360 [details] Example PDF file
I think I've been hit by the same book. I have attached a screenshoot of evince and okular and an example PDF file.
Sorry I mean same bug
Oriol, your pdf is broken (no pdf viewer i have access to shows it in a different way than popplr does), so there's no bug.
It is properly rendered on Debian Squeeze with evince 2.30.3-2+squeeze1 and poppler 0.12.4-1.2. bugzilla-daemon@freedesktop.org wrote: >Comment # 6 on bug 50701 from Albert Astals Cid Oriol, your pdf is broken (no pdf viewer i have access to shows it in a different way than popplr does), so there's no bug. > >You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
So there was a bug in the old poppler that we now fixed.
Thanks a lot for you fast replies Albert. I'll try to have a look to ps2pdf which is what we are you using to generate the file.
Is there any PDF viewer who is able to show the PDFs of http://www.chrisharrison.net/projects/wordassociation/index.html like the thumbnails there? Even Acrobat is not able, but I also tried mupdf and gs!
(In reply to Thomas Freitag from comment #10) > Is there any PDF viewer who is able to show the PDFs of > http://www.chrisharrison.net/projects/wordassociation/index.html like the > thumbnails there? > Even Acrobat is not able, but I also tried mupdf and gs! Foxit and Sumatra display them correctly. I think the problem is partially that the font's bounding box in the PDF is wrong. The font has this line in it's dict: /FontBBox [0 -950.68359 1605.95703 213.37891] 213 is way too small. Increasing it fixes the rendering in pdftoppm. pdftocairo is still wrong. I'd say it's mostly just a bad PDF.
closing as this is caused by a bad PDF and not a bug in poppler
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