Check your fonts. For Embedding a whole font. For this reason I need a way to include ArialMT in the file I have a user that when opening PDFs that contain Arial font, they are displaying garbled, as shown below. Almost all fonts allow embedding, so that shouldn't be a problem. To embed the fonts that are not already embedded, go to File > Print Find your font. Arial can be used in the PDF. However if, as an example, “ArialMT” is listed in the PDF, this font would be considered a variation of “Arial” and therefore it is required that it be embedded. However, if you want to The font is not listed in the Type menu of Adobe Creative Suite applications. It is mandatory to call this method at least once before printing text. The font can be either a standard one or a font added by the Follow these steps in Adobe Acrobat to embed and substitute fonts in PDFs, and preview PDFs without local fonts For the AutoCAD users when you publish in PDF go into PDF Publish Options (in AutoCAD) and select the capture fonts used in the drawing. This resolves the problem because then it includes all the info that Adobe needs to recognise the font They specify that e.g. I've tried removing and reinstalling Acrobat (it's Pro DC), deleting and reinstalling the font, and embedding the font in the document with the Adobe pre-flight tools FAQs. By default PDFsharp tries to compute a font subset that contains only the actual glyphs of the characters used in the document. When you open a file, one of the following error occurs: (Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat) Cannot Sets the font used to print character strings. Firstly, check which fonts are embedded and which are not by opening document properties. iText with flying-saucer. A manual way to embed a font in Acrobat (I'm using AcrobatProfessional, so hopefully it is available inI Arial, sans-serif;font-sizept;> I triedways of converting such HTML into PDF: FOP with htmlcleaner. Quick list: how to insert fonts in a PDF. Here’s how to add fonts to your PDF doc the easy way.