The software allows you to create, edit and convert PDF files with ease. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is a great example, and it supports both Windows and Mac devices. I know it's old but that's why it's great to not close threads (like Reddit does), I just managed to find a solution and had passed by this very same thread before (and many others some of which are sadly now closed).Adobe not only invented the trusty PDF document in the first place, but the company has also created some top-notch apps to manage them. The text scrambling sounds dangerously close to be fixable by the same steps. In my case the text was invisible but it was there, I could select it, copy it and paste it somewhere else to finally see it. That maybe this font fix might also help with the scrambling issue found. I chose the 'resolve automatically' option.ĮDIT: forgot to mention, regarding the question. Resolve Duplicates (bottom right of the window frame).Click Download if that option visibly appears on the UI (around the top right of the font book frame).I did it all in one shot but I think the duplicate fonts warning is what might have been the culprit. Open that, go to all fonts, select them all, make sure to click on 'Download' if the option appears on the right side and it could also say that there are duplicates.

If your issue is that text doesn't show when using the quick look preview of a pdf (the one that shows documents by pressing spacebar on a selected file no matter where in the system: emails, file browser, etc), make sure to check if there's anything weird on your 'Font Book'.

Would like to propose a solution or at least an idea to give it a try:

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