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“Unicode” setting in “Language support:” is effecting the font Autosize

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    berman
    Participant

    I have used the “Unicode” setting on the “Language support:” dropdown on the options of the Field Map Layout.

    Once I used the Unicode option, it caused the auto size of the font in PDF.

    How could I use the default font type in Unicode settings in the “Language support:” dropdown..?

    #18052 Reply
    admin
    Keymaster

    That’s not the expected functionality or result. Double check the PDF form field settings to be sure they are set to a font size and not set to ‘auto’. You can also try not using the Unicode option, instead changing the PDF font to Ariel or any other font that will render superscript.

    Upload the PDF here if you’d like us to take a look at the font/superscript issue.

    We remain at your service.

    #18053 Reply
    berman
    Participant

    I have used “Adobe Acrobat Pro DC” to create the PDF.

    So could you please get me some screenshots to know where I could change the font settings to not set to “auto”

    #18055 Reply
    admin
    Keymaster

    Prepare Form | Right Click the Field | Properties | Appearance | Font Size

    Adobe provides detailed documentation on their site, here’s the form field properties page.

    Adobe Form Field - Font Size Property

    #18056 Reply
    David Berman
    Guest

    Setting the font size to Auto undermines the goal of our design.
    And we already have the font set to Auto.
    Would us choosing a different font, yet still leaving the Size as Auto potentially solve the problem?

    #18057 Reply
    admin
    Keymaster

    Yes, you can/should use a different font, find one that is compatible with superscript. Our suggestion was to use a preset font size not the ‘auto’ setting.

    From above: “…be sure they are set to a font size and not set to ‘auto’.”

    We remain at your service.

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