Fonts with Restricted license embedding-right are not embedded in the document, unless the Embed licensed fonts checkbox is selected.Įmbed Adobe standard fonts - Standard Adobe fonts include 14 fonts which are carried with Adobe Acrobat Reader. The small lock icon before a font name indicates restricted license embedding. In the PDF Settings window the embedded fonts can be specified under the Fonts tab.Įmbed fonts - If this option is checked, the printer driver embeds all the fonts in the PDF document, except the licensed fonts, the 14 Adobe fonts, and the standard Windows fonts.Įmbed licensed fonts - Certain font manufacturers may not permit the embedding of their fonts into a document without the proper licensing on the viewer’s machine. If the original font is not installed, it can be viewed with the viewer application’s own fonts. If the font is not embedded, the consumer application tries to display the text with the original font. However, the size of Asian (Japanese, Chinese (traditional and simplified), Korean) font files are very big embedding them might not always be practical. If the size of the font file is small, the font embedding is not a problem. The embedded fonts increase the size of the document, but guarantee that the appearance of the text is the same as the source document in all consumer applications on all computers. When a consumer application opens a PDF document containing embedded fonts, it can extract the fonts from the PDF file and use the extracted fonts to display the document correctly on any computer.īlack Ice PDF printer drivers support the following font formats for embedding: TrueType (.ttf), OpenType TrueType (.ttf), OpenType (.otf) and Type1 (.pfb. The solution for this problem is to use embedded fonts. However, if one creates a PDF file using certain non-default fonts installed, the file might not be displayed correctly on another computer not having those specific fonts installed. If one uses only these default fonts when creating the PDF document, then most consumer PDF viewers are able to display the document correctly.

The PDF standard supports 14 default fonts: Times (4 types), Helvetica (4 types), Courier (4 types), Symbol, and ZapfDingbats.

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