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Publisher font is displayed correctly but printed incorrectly but only on page 2


Mr. Dyck

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Hello, 

it is a really odd bug i found on Publisher. 
I created a template file for worksheets at school. 

The font for the task description ist Gill Sans MT. My template file has two pages. For the first page I created all textframes manually, for the second page i just copied them from the first page. The Gill Sans MT font is always display correctly. But when I'm printing right from Publisher the Gill Font will be printed correctly on page 1 but not on page 2. On page 2 the the letters are very narrow and stretched on the same time (see attached fotos) We had the same issue with different PCs and also different printers. And even when I'm using the template file for new worksheets, all copied textframes with the gill sans font will be displayed correctly but printed incorrectly. 

On the other hand exporting to PDF works well. Everything is fine. But because of our workflow I need to print from publisher correctly. Do you have any idea?

I attached the template file.

Inkedpage 2 gill font incorrectly_LI.jpg

Inkedpage1-font correctly printed_LI.jpg

AH_Vorlage.afpub

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5 hours ago, Pauls said:

we think its a problem with the font we have other reports of the letter spacing being incorrect with this font

Gill Sans MT has a LTSH table, and an hdmx table (Gill Sans Nova has neither table).
The LTSH table especially can affect the character width and spacing.
The hdmx table can also affect the character width and spacing.
So any mis-calculation of data from these tables could display what the user is seeing for this font.

If you have seen any other older fonts with these tables and odd character shapes,
then that would also point to this as possibly being the issue.

 

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