Product signs cut off when converting to PDF about xits HOT 10 CLOSED

Integral signs are also cut off:

Again, they work fine in Cambria Math.

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I can’t reproduce this with Word 2010, can you send me a sample DOCX file and the generated PDF? Also, how do you generate the PDF, using Word’s built-in feature or a third party tool?

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I'm generating this using Word's built-in feature. I actually managed to find a workaround: I use the print-to-XPS feature, then convert the XPS to a PDF using a third-party tool.

How do I send you a docx and pdf? The comment system only allows attaching images.

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Please email the files to me.

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Is this still an issue?

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I'm using Microsoft Word 2016 with XITS 1.108 and I'm havig the same problems with the product and integral signs. I'm algo also using the export to pdf feature in Word.

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I think Word’s built-in PDF export feature is just buggy. It does not support embedding CFF fonts (like XITS) and instead embeds the glyphs as raster images, and whatever code doing that rasterisation seems to be buggy. As such I suggest using any of the other available PDF painters that seem to be doing a better job.

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I belive it is the built-in PDF export feature of Word. I printed the document to PDF instead of exporting it and everything looked good.

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OK, closing then. Thanks.

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Word 2013-2016 does not support font embedding using Open Type Fonts (.otf), it only supports it using TrueType Fonts (.ttf).
To fix the problem, all you have to do is follow this simple steps:

1. Convert the font to .ttf using a converter. I used this website https://onlinefontconverter.com/.
2. Install the converted files. You will be prompted that the font is already install, choose "yes" to replace the old installation.
3. Enjoy :)
4. To help you, I attached a .zip file that contains the XTIS font in .ttf format.
   XITS-TTF.zip

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