Can you please clarify the steps to "use the fixup in Acrobat Preflight to embed missing fonts"? We don't get paid for our work in the forums, unless there's an Adobe "badge" next to our name like the one on Dov's reply above. After watching the tutorial, you should be able to open Acrobat's PDF Standards tool , and then see the Preflight utility. Should look like this:. Adobe Support Community.
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Show only Search instead for. Did you mean:. Garbled or distorted text appears when saving PDFs. Hi, I am having an issue with Acrobat, after editing the file and while saving a garbled or distorted text appears when saving PDFs, please see the screenshot below, can someone advise on how to solve that?
Edit and convert PDFs. Follow Report. Note: This solution creates a new job option file in which all the fonts you selected are always embedded. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. Adobe Acrobat User Guide. Select an article: Select an article:. On this page Text doesn't print or display correctly Solution: Embed fonts to avoid font substitution. Active Oldest Votes. Ghostscript produces a single blank page when trying to process the PDF. Improve this answer. Acrobat Reader DC does not seem to have an option to export the pdf as postscript.
Other than trying the same from a different version of macOS, do you have any other way to redistill the pdf? That helps. Add a comment. Would like to propose a solution or at least an idea to give it a try: If your issue is that text doesn't show when using the quick look preview of a pdf the one that shows documents by pressing spacebar on a selected file no matter where in the system: emails, file browser, etc , make sure to check if there's anything weird on your 'Font Book'.
Summary: Open Font Book app. Go to all fonts and select them all. Click Download if that option visibly appears on the UI around the top right of the font book frame. Wait for it to finish. Resolve Duplicates bottom right of the window frame. I chose the "resolve automatically" option. This fixed it for me. Hope it helps. I'm not convinced that's a general solution. You shouldn't need to download any of Apple's supplemental fonts to get a PDF to display properly.
The best PDF viewer just got better. Be well David Austin. Edit Answer for another minute I see, I can open them in the manner you discribed. When you see unreadable gibberish symbols as shown in the screenshot below, you are likely dealing with a corrupted PDF file.
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