How do I embed fonts when saving Word in Mac to pdf and not get subsets? I have tried saving to PDF and also saving to PDF through the print preview option. I can tell by looking at the document on Adobe Reader. Still have subsets and the publishing company I am working with wants ONLY fully embedded fonts. Do not embed common system fonts: Common fonts installed by Microsoft Windows and your version of Microsoft Office are not embedded. Do not choose this option if your document readers may have a different version of Office installed. In Microsoft Word 2003, these options are available on the Save tab of the Options dialog (available from the. It may very well be a type of font that Word simply cannot use. Follow the procedure here for clearing up potential font issues, then shut down your Mac. Wait for a moment before starting up, then see if Word recognizes the font. “Embedding fonts” ensures that all of the font information used to make your document look the way it does is stored in the PDF file. So, no matter what fonts a balloter (or reader) has on their computer, they'll be able to see the file as you intended it to be seen. If you don't embed fonts. If you hover your mouse over them, you'll see different fonts, etc. Listed for each style. Click on the arrow to the right of 'List Paragraph' and select 'Modify'. Modify the style to match your.

When submitting a paper, book or article for publications, the publisher will often require that all fonts be embedded.

Check for Embedded Fonts

To check whether the fonts are all embedded in your PDF file or not:

• Open your PDF file
• Click File> Document Properties
• Click on the Fonts Tab to display the list of all fonts
• All fonts are either Type 1 or TrueType fonts
• All fonts should show as “Embedded Subset”

Embed Standard Fonts Using PDF/A Conversion

Using Qoppa’s PDF editor, PDF Studio, you can convert PDF documents to PDF/A under Document > Preflight , which among other things will embed fonts into the PDF. Standard fonts as well as system fonts will be embedded (as long as the fonts allow embedding).

Embed Other Fonts By Printing to PDF

You can also use the following workarounds to embed other fonts with a PDF document:

On Windows:

Use the freeware CutePDF Writer which is a PDF printer driver. Once installed, it will show up under your list of printers in the print dialog. You can print your PDF from PDF Studio or any other PDF viewer to CutePDF Writer. This will save a new “printed copy” of your PDF document with all fonts embedded. Beware that all the interactive features of the PDF document will be removed as well so make sure to save as a new PDF file.

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On Mac:

Open a pdf with non-embedded fonts in PDF Studio or Preview and then Print->Save as PDF creates one with fonts embedded.

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On Linux:

Use ghostcript
gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=output.pdf input.pdf