Text messed up when exported as PDF

1. Why is my text not displayed correctly in PDF?
2. Why does my font change when I save as a PDF?
3. How do I fix font problems in PDF?
4. Why is PDF garbled?

Why is my text not displayed correctly in PDF?

When your PDF reports contain texts that do not stretch properly (i.e. are truncated or leave some space unused), or have improper line spacing, the probable cause is that the Java/AWT and PDF fonts used for the report text elements do not match.

Why does my font change when I save as a PDF?

1 Correct Answer. In Word go to the Acrobat ribbon and click on Preferences. Select the Conversion Settings profile you want to use and then click on Advanced Settings. Switch to the Fonts section and tick "Embed all fonts" (if it's not ticked already).

How do I fix font problems in PDF?

Solution: Embed fonts to avoid font substitution

1. Launch Acrobat.
2. Choose Advanced > Print Production > Acrobat Distiller.
3. In the Default Settings menu, choose Standard.
4. Choose Settings > Edit Adobe PDF Settings.
5. Select Fonts, and then select the fonts you want to add.
6. Click Save As, and then click OK.

Why is PDF garbled?

Some reasons why a PDF you e-file might show up to the clerk's office as an unreadable file are: The software used to create the file needs to be updated. A one-time glitch occurred during conversion. A font used in the source file is copyright protected or low quality.