Alternatively you can choose to ignore the problem and continue using the PDF font. It offers you the chance to replace the font with a local installed font, throughout the entire document. So now Designer Pro+ will prompt you if you ever enter a character that is not available in the PDF font that is being used. And this could easily go unnoticed initially. In earlier versions, Designer Pro+ would use a different font for such missing characters, so they would usually not match the rest of the text. So if you type a character that was not in the original document, it can’t be displayed correctly. One problem with the PDF fonts is that they usually only include characters that are used in the text of the PDF. They all have a PDF- prefix on their names, so you can easily distinguish them from your locally installed fonts. Now Designer Pro+ will always use the fonts from the PDF (if they are included), so all text should always appear exactly as the document author intended, on any device. This resulted in an inconsistent PDF editing experience.

This meant that the appearance of text could vary, depending on what locally installed fonts were available on the device. However in previous versions these fonts would not always be used - Designer Pro+ would often use a similarly named locally installed font instead.

So when opening a PDF, Designer Pro+ is able to import these fonts too. Most PDF files include a definition of all the fonts that are used by the text in the PDF, so they can be displayed accurately by any PDF Viewer. This update includes multiple PDF import fixes and accuracy improvements, plus the following changes to font handling when editing imported PDFs:

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