Hi all,
So recently I bought a new laptop (with Windows 8) and on that laptop, I am unable to display my LaTeX-made PDFs correctly. The page formatting seems to be alright, however, the font is really crappy. I have a screenshot attached. Also, it gives me a pop-up saying the PDF is missing certain codes and therefore, it'll try its best to display it correctly.
The strange thing is that when I open the PDF on a random other computer, it does show me the fancy LaTeX standard font.
Does any of you maybe know how to solve this problem? Google was not really helping e out on this one. I'm sorry if the topic is not in the right category, hopefully a kind moderator will then move it for me. Thanks for your help in advance!
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MonsieurJoey
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Adobe: PDF is missing "codes"?
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Last edited by cgnieder on Tue Jul 16, 2013 11:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: scaled image down to a reasonable size so it can be viewed on smaller screens, too
Reason: scaled image down to a reasonable size so it can be viewed on smaller screens, too
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