I think this was asked years ago, but I came across needing this info now.
How to make specific fonts embedded into the .odt file that has been
exported to a PDF file.
I have many fonts that are not common to others who I pass documents onto.
One font I use is "BlackChancery.ttf" - as seen in this logo image
http://aktionclub-elmira.org/logo--blue-color-700-wide.png
I use many script and handwriting styles of fonts, and other uncommonly
installed fonts on Linux or Windows 10. I am currently down to 288
fonts files in my font folder. Of course, many named fonts has 4 to 10
font files, one per font style [normal, italic, bold, wide, narrow,
etc.] Look up these fonts and tell me if you have one of these or like
them - Andrade-Swash.otf, DelitschInitialen.ttf,
Embossed_Black_Normal.ttf, GrecoFractonSSi.ttf - installed on your system.
To be honest, years a go, I had PDF files that did not embed the needed
fonts - even just the characters used - for the newsletters and other
multi page documents. At that point, I was pointed to an option to embed
the needed fonts to the PDF file.
Two days ago, I was looking at both the Export to PDF and the CUPS-PDF
driver and did not see any options to embed the whole font or just
characters used. I could not find any for my Linux laptop.
So, how do you make sure Export to PDF will embed the needed fonts for
all your specific fonts needs? I do not want to uninstall the fonts
buried and protected in some system folder, or use some package like
Synaptic Package Manager. I cannot go to my systems and play a game with
my installed fonts every time I need to use a new one.
This may be a simple answer, like it is no issue at all anymore, but I
need to make sure.
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