Radim N

@Pauls Thank you! The gdoc was formed from another PDF but pasted as a plain text.

@LibreTraining That is quite the analysis! Though I'm not an advanced typograph I appreciate it! If you could send me the corrected Archivo font, I would be very glad. Thank you.

I used this Google document. I also used Text Edit on Mac to make sure I'm pasting plaintext but in the end I copied straight from gdoc and then pasted without format.

I copied then pasted without format.

I tried, but it is the same.

That's exactly my case.

I tried to uncheck the sub-set font option but it didn't help. I don't know what you mean by having duplicate fonts with the same name?

Can you provide the PDF please?

Hello, I'm having trouble with how accents are being displayed in Publisher when I'm actually working on a publication and also in a file that I exported (PDF). First I used Archivo which was fine until I created bulletpoint list and did a little resizing and moving and stuff. Then it all went bad. So I tried Arial which was displayed fine in .afpub file, but then I exported it to PDF and it was a distaster. I have no idea what might be wrong. I tried close the Publisher app and reopen it, create a new .afpub file and start from scratch but with no luck. There is a workaround - convert every text frame to curves. Then it seems to be fine but it's not a solution. I'm attaching both .afpub and PDF files. Let me know if you need more information. Thank you for your help! Radim Zmen_sve_oblibene_misto.afpub Zmen_sve_oblibene_misto.pdf

I believe I have a similar problem with accents in Czech. The attached picture illustrates it quite well. Any ideas? Thanks!