The Microsoft print to PDF advanced options only allow for 10 paper sizes in it's menu and none of them are the "Slide" size, which IS available in the "Adobe PDF" Printer Properties: Adobe PDF Document Properties - Layout - Advanced. What do you mean by " Hopefully not printing to Adobe PDF!?!?"? I've had to "print" to PDF via the "Microsoft print to PDF" option to obtain the closest aproximation of the document, since Exporting or saving it any other way disrupts the font viewing (even if all the fonts are installed and embeded) BUT this method DOES NOT allow for a custom "print" size. The font itself is Bahnschrift SemiLight Condensed. Hi! I'm having similar issues regarding fonts changing (bunching up) when saving (or printing) from Office 360's PowerPoint to PDF.
For example, if you install font Glurbish Modern on your system, but not Glurbish Modern Italic, Glurbish Modern Bold, or Glurbish Modern Bold Italic, Office applications pretends that those styles are installed and most often displays and prints synthesized versions of same, but in situations for PDF export, may simply ignore those artificial faces. The other thing to consider which may or may not be the case here is that Office applications allow for faux italic and bold fonts when actual fonts aren't installed (or don't even exist) for those styles. Furthermore, only fonts that allow editable embedding can be embedded in an Office document file. otf file suffix) into Office document files.
Microsoft refuses to embed OpenType CFF fonts (typically fonts with the. Note that the Embed fonts in the file option for PowerPoint and other Microsoft Office applications only works for TrueType (including TrueType OpenType) fonts (typically fonts with the. Some PDF programs have a function to convert the PDF to powerpoint. Some specifics about the fonts in question? Only way I can think of opening up the handouts in adobe illustrator, copying each thumbnail into a new pdf, resize, save as a new pdf then open that in acrobat and save as a ppt slide, then combine the slides. What platform (MacOS or Windows)? What version of Acrobat?Įxactly how are you creating PDF (exact steps since there are any number of paths, some of which are Adobe and others not)? It would really help if you gave us some specifics.