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PDF files may contain characters that
are mapped differently in Designer. To deal with this issue, you
can use character-mapping rules in the character-mapping table in
the ConvertPDF_CharMap.txt file.
Designer relies on the character-mapping table to display input
PDF symbols correctly in its native character set. The table contains
several default entries.
If any of the lines in the ConvertPDF_CharMap.txt file do not
reflect your setup, you can remove them. You can add additional
lines if required.
The ConvertPDF_CharMap.txt file is located in the installation
directory.
Syntax input_char,input_font=Designer_char,Designer_font
- input_char
- The input PDF symbol decimal value.
- input_font
- The specific font name in the PDF that the character must
belong to. An asterisk (*) indicates any font.
- Designer_char
- The UTF-8 decimal value of the same character.
- Designer_font
- The appropriate font that contains the character. An asterisk
(*) indicates to leave the original font name as is.
ExampleThe
following line converts a PDF double quotation mark (“) in any font
to the UTF-8 equivalent in the same font:
0144,*=0039,*
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