Add the fonts to use when creating PDF files in the <Style | PDF Font> menu.

Uploading PDF Fonts

To upload a font, follow these steps.

1. Go to the <Style | PDF Font> menu.

2. Click the <Create PDF Font> link and upload a font.

   • You can upload not only TrueType font files with the ttf extension but also TrueType Collection files with the ttc extension.

   • OpenType fonts with the otf extension are also supported.

   • You can also compress font files into a zip or tar.gz file and upload it.

   • If you upload the same font file, it is overwritten.

The list groups PDF fonts by font family. For example, fonts such as NanumGothic, NanumGothic Bold, and NanumGothic ExtraBold are grouped into the “NanumGothic” font family.

Deleting PDF Fonts

Note the following when you delete PDF fonts.

• If you delete a font that is used in a PDF theme or layout, an exception can occur when you create PDF files.

• If you delete a font uploaded as a TrueType Collection file, all fonts in the TrueType Collection file are deleted.

• You cannot delete the default fonts.

Setting Alternative Fonts

An alternative font is a feature that links another font to display characters(for example, Chinese characters) that a font cannot display.

To set an alternative font, follow these steps.

1. Go to the <Style | PDF Font> menu.

2. In the PDF font list, click the PDF font for which to set an alternative font.

3. Click the <1Add> link to set an alternative font.

4. Drag and drop the <2drag_indicator> icon to change the order.

   • If multiple fonts can display the same character, the font higher in the list is applied first.

5. If the relative sizes of the fonts differ, adjust the size ratio of the alternative font in 3.

   • The range is from 50 to 200.

6. Click the Save button.

   • After you save, you return to the ‘PDF Font List’.

Fonts Distributed with the Product

The following fonts are installed when you install ManualWorks.

Nanum Fonts

The Nanum fonts provided by Naver are distributed under the SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE.

• NanumMyeongjo Regular, Bold, Extra Bold

• NanumGothic Light, Regular, Bold, Extra Bold

• NanumGothicCoding Regular, Bold

Google Noto Fonts

The Google Noto fonts provided by Google are distributed under the SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE.

• Noto Sans Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic

• Noto Serif Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic

JetBrains Mono NL Font

JetBrains Mono NL is distributed under the SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE.

• JetBrains Mono NL Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic

Fonts for Code

Monospaced fonts, in which all characters have the same width, are suitable for code. The NanumGothicCoding and JetBrains Mono NL fonts are provided by default.

Chinese and Japanese Fonts

Unless you have a specific alternative, we recommend that you use the fonts provided by Google.

Registering Liberation Fonts

You must register the Liberation fonts for the preview to display correctly when a PDF theme uses “PDF Adobe standard fonts”.

PDF Adobe standard fonts are only declared in the PDF file, not embedded in it. Because these fonts display the same characters with the same width and height, the PDF reader displays the document with a suitable font for each operating system. For example, if you set the font to “Helvetica” in a PDF theme, it is displayed as “Liberation Sans” in the preview, as “Arial” when you open the PDF file on Windows, and as “Helvetica” on macOS.

The Liberation fonts consist of three types of fonts.

To register the Liberation fonts, follow these steps.

1. Download the Liberation fonts from the following address.

https://fedorahosted.org/liberation-fonts/

2. Go to the <Style | PDF Font> menu.

3. Upload the downloaded file.

   • Upload it as is, without extracting it.