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That's often caused by the font specified in the PDF not being available on the platform where the PDF viewer is running, so a different font has been used inst
by mnw21cam 10y ago
That's often caused by the font specified in the PDF not being available on the platform where the PDF viewer is running, so a different font has been used instead.
- PhasmaFelis 10y agoHmm. I may have been unclear--the PDF reads fine, but if I copy and paste some text into a text editor, I get the messed-up spaces. It seems as if the PDF doesn't encode text as text but just as a series of characters and locations, leaving spaces unrecorded, so when copy-pasting the reader has to guess from the distance between letters.