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I have a couple of custom fonts which I would like to use in a handout I am sending out. However, as a base font I use a custom font that other users will not have installed. Is it possible to embed this font one way or another in an Office Word document? I was thinking SVG or any other vector format (I don't want to use a rasterized image!)
Note that I also want the imported "image"/vector to be compatible with the pdf format so that I can export the Word document as PDF as well.
Vector graphics are resolution independent. Basically they are a series of math coordinates. That math is calculated upon output. PDFs generated from Indesign export the math not raster images.
Chances are it's the "service" which has the issue, not any vector elements within your PDFs, unless you are specifically setting InDesign to rasterize everything upon PDF export.
Using the tools in tab DESIGN in EQUATION TOOLS, you can produce a large integral symbol, as shown below. It is very different from the rendering you get if you just enter the INTEGRAL character “∫”.
You can change the font of equations by selecting text in them and using the font menu in the HOME tab. However, Word lets you use only a limited set of fonts. It seems that the font names must end with the word “Math”. (If you set font to something else, it just does not take effect; the text stays in the font used before the attempt to change it.) In the image below, the first version uses Cambria Math, the default, while the second version has its font set to XITS Math, which somewhat resembles the font you are using in LaTeX.
The default font used in equations can be set in the equation mode preferences. To enter them, click on the small icon in the lower right corner of to “Tools” block in EQUATION TOOLS, tab DESIGN. The setting affects only new equations
Best Answer
There is no need for SVG conversion, but if you want that it is doable with Inkscape.
Launch Word, create/open a document then go to
and check
Embed fonts in document.