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PDF is meant as an output format. Fonts might or might not be embedded. Paragraphs might be split into chunks, words, characters or simply outlines. There’s
by jbverschoor 4y ago
PDF is meant as an output format.
Fonts might or might not be embedded.
Paragraphs might be split into chunks, words, characters or simply outlines.
There’s no typesetting config. Nothing about margins, spacing, hyphenation, etc.
But then again, sometimes there is. The point is that it’s an output format.
- skrowl 4y agoFoxIt PDF (and others) edit PDF perfectly. Even Word, LibreOffice, InkScape, etc do to a certain extent.
- jbverschoor 4y agoThat’s like editing a printed version of a website :-) I’ll work to a certain extent. Not sure how line breaks would work, but PDF is an extensible format, so these days they might include enough info to edit that