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When converting Word documents to PDF my Arial Bold font is being replaced by a Myriad font. How do I correct. Also, if I save the document from a.doc to a.docx or vice versa, then the font changes in the conversion. Cara Instal Driver Vga Toshiba Satellite L740 more. I got Arial embedded in both cases of using create PDF and Save As Adobe PDF. PDF Converter is a online web-based document to PDF converter software. Convert and create PDF from various types of files like Word DOC, Excel XLS, PowerPoint PPT.

Converting Word (table) to pdf - lines screwed up - have googled problem as far back as 2004 - yet BUG STILL exists.:( Need FIX PLEASE. Trying to convert my resume to PDF (or any doc with a table & shading). I have a basic table with black borders throughout, + headings (shaded rows with black outline border) + subheadings (shaded rows with black outline border) However whenever I convert it to PDF it 'displays' NO top cell border for some/all shaded heading rows, shows different thickness lines & each time save as pdf it can be different lines that are missing or incorrectly sized however.

It prints perfectly fine: * Word 2010 >File >Save & Send >Create PDF/XPS Document * Word 2010 >Save As >Pdf * Word 2010 >Print >PrimoPdf (even tried properties >advanced >dpi 2400) >Custom * Word 2010 >Print >CutePdf Writer (even worse) * www.pdfonline.com >Word to Pdf (even worse) * Nitro Pdf Reader >Convert From File >(even worse) * >email: Sorry, an unexpected conversion failure occurred when converting your file. It seems to display better at 300%, but lines are still not quite right (even at 2400%), but who views pdf's at this zoom? There's a work-around here **IF** you have Adobe Pro & have the time & patience to edit every messed up line in the converted pdf: Software: * Word 2010 - tried with.docx &.doc (97 to 2003) * Adobe Reader 8.2.6 (then upgraded to) Adobe Reader X 10.0.1 * GhostScript 9.01 w32 * CutePdf Writer (freeware) * PrimoPdf (freeware) * Nitro Pdf Reader 1.4.0.11 (freeware) Regards Shell SQL Server 2000/2005. Hi Shell, Since the lines print correctly, this really is just a pdf-display issue - not a fault in Word, per se. The same result occurs whether you save the file to pdf using Word, or use Acrobat Pro to create the pdf. The fault, if there is one, lies in Adobe's court. FWIW, formatting the table's layout as 'around' and repositioning it ever-so-slightly can affect the way pdf viewers display it.