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When I use a pdf printer, all is fine, but using the build-in save as pdf function, bold comes out as non-bold.
That is very weird.
Thanks for helping!
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Are you sure it isn't just a display issue? What happens if you change the zoom in the PDF?
If you print the PDF, does the (originally) bold text print in bold?
I don't have an ink printer, so I can't test. The only thing I know for sure: when I use the ms office pdf print option, it eats my bold formating, when I use bullzip pdf printer, all comes out nicely as it should.
No clue how this can happen, but I am thankful for any help!
Could you share an example file with the forum? Upload the file to Dropbox or OneDrive, make it public, and post a link in this thread.
Hi Stefan,
Here is an example:
both pdfs were rended using the same program, pdf xchange. the good one resulting from bullzip pdf print, the bad one from the office pdf printer....
Thanks!
You will have to supply a file in PDF format, not just a picture. Any file that illustrates the problem works (there doesn't have to be any meaningful content present).