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×Hi,
we have a problem with the integrated pdf export. The german umlauts (ÖÄÜ), are printed wrong in a pdf-export (Ä looks like Ãœ) . But if we insert the makro "attachement" to a confluence page, the pdf-export works fine.
I already try to change the font (ttf-file) and to edit the java-options
But without success. I hope someone known a solution.
Best regards
@ZPS GPM In Confluence -> General Configuration -> PDF Export Language Support -> import supported font -> then try export
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@ZPS GPM did you try verdana.ttf ?
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@Suvarna Gaikwad Same fault in a different style. Doesn´t work.
The think is, that it works perfektly if I put in the makro "attachment" on a page. So it cant be an failure with the font, or?
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Hi,
I think I have the same problem (only in my case the umlauts get transformed to question-marks instead of e.g. Ü)
Since I found your question, at least now I have a workaround xD
FYI, if one gets to an answer sooner:
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