Re: Consonant missing when text converted to PDF

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From: John_Davies
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 22:29

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First of all, forget PM and stick to InDesign, especially as you must be using WinXP or newer. And InDesign has far superior font handling capabilities.

Second, temporarily susbstitute another font for Saysettha. If that is OK in the PDF, suspect the font.

Iechyd da! John
22:27 05/12/2008 GMT

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