Description: Si j’imprime en pdf avec une imprimante externe cela marche, voir le pdf nommé « pb ubuntu – pdf24.pdf » : tout est correct. Le programme externe utilisé pour ce test est celui-là : https://fr.pdf24.org/ En revanche, le problème est quand on fait un export pdf avec le module pdf intégré à libreoffice, la police n’est pas respectée, pour cela il faut voir dans le fichier nommé « pb ubuntu – export pdf libreoffice.pdf ». La version de LO est 6.2.8.2. Steps to Reproduce: 1. use font of ubuntu family : ubuntu light 2.export pdf with LO 3. Actual Results: in the result, it's not ubuntu light that appears Expected Results: the correct font Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info: see attachments
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the same problem exists with version 6332 The font ubuntu light is not correct when i make an export with libreoffice pdf. when i export with an external pdf printer (like pdf24) there is no problem, so the problem comes from the libreoffice pdf export module.
I assume we open "pb ubuntu - export pdf.odt" and Export as PDF. File-Properties-Font doesn't have "embed fonts". With LO master 6.5+ in I get different to "pb ubuntu – export pdf libreoffice" that was created with LO 6.2 and more similar but not quite the same as "pb ubuntu – pdf24". But with LO 6.2.8 I get the same as with 6.5+ so my PDF is different from yours. Test in Widows, where I don't have Ubuntu fonts installed. So in my exported PDFs there are no Ubuntu fonts which is I guess logical. I cannot confirm the bug. I can only ask you to give more details: - did you reset user profile? - do you have Ubuntu fonts in Windows? - can you test with daily master LO (that will not interfere with your working LO)? - can you test on another system?
I see the issue now. Must have Ubuntu fonts installed in Windows. Exported PDF doesn't have "Ubuntu Light" font. Repro OO 3.3 and 6.5+. On the same system from the same ODT, MSO exports that font. Steps: - make sure you have Ubuntu font installed in Windows or get from https://design.ubuntu.com/font/ - open ODT and see that Ubuntu Light is used - export as PDF - open in PDF reader and see that used fonts don't have Ubuntu Light
I confirm with a new test, new windows installation, and installation of new LO 6.3.2.2 too. Install windows ubuntu fonts, to have ubuntu light which is the font that poses a problem to LO. Then, create a text as a writer with this "ubuntu light" font and export it to pdf with the built-in module. Open the pdf and find that the font is not the right one (ubuntu is used instead of ubuntu light) If you export with the microsoft module print to pdf: no problem, it is the correct font that is used. Why ?
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