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Hello, i have a problem creating an PDF. Exporting to PDF converts some Fonts in my document into curves. Some, not all. What can be the reason?

Thank you for help.

Thomas

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Hi @ macfloer.

The author of the font may have restricted its use and redistribution.

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thank you, that is possible. But exporting an PDF from InDesgin works well without problems. I hope i could replace InDesign with Publisher.

But PDF-Export has to work right.

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Hello, thank you for your efforts. 

Yes, the source-document was in IDML, openend in Publisher. I have all the fonts physically on my Mac. I can work with them in the Publisher document. The font Minion works well, but all text written in Interstate will be converted into curves when exported in PDF. The problem is, i send the PDF to the author where he can make his corrections and so on. But he cannot make changes in text converted to curves.

I really dont understand where the problem comes from.

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