When creating a pdf doc most pdf drivers offer an option to embed all necessary fonts into the pdf doc too.
Fine so far.
Now assume I get an already created pdf doc from someone else.
Can I find out with XChange Viewer (Pro) if all necessary fonts are already included?
And - if not - add the missing fonts afterwards (without changing the existing "main" pdf doc content)?
What about the other way: Can I strip all embedded fonts from a pdf doc?
Matt
Find out if pdf doc contains (embeds) ALL fonts inside?
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Re: Find out if pdf doc contains (embeds) ALL fonts inside?
Hello Matt,
Open a PDF File in our Viewer and then Press Ctrl-D (or File -> Document Properties) - and then on the left side select the "Fonts" entry.
You will now see a list of all fonts used in a document, and whether or not those fonts are embedded.
You can not add or remove fonts without recreating the file so you will need to "reprint" a document in order to make changes to the fonts included in that file.
Best,
Stefan
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Open a PDF File in our Viewer and then Press Ctrl-D (or File -> Document Properties) - and then on the left side select the "Fonts" entry.
You will now see a list of all fonts used in a document, and whether or not those fonts are embedded.
You can not add or remove fonts without recreating the file so you will need to "reprint" a document in order to make changes to the fonts included in that file.
Best,
Stefan
Tracker