It would be preferrable to create character formats which use the correct font. to find out more about font embedding issues.Īlso, as seen in the previous comment, fattening up and knocking over text to make them bold or italic is not really good practice. You might look around in the OpenOffice support forums etc. The libraries used by OpenOffice is well reputed, and it is used by many applications, also in the prepress field. The question is, also, when and if at all, do you want to edit the PDF you create. Of course, that does not mean anything, and YMMV. However, I have so far not had any problem with the files I created from OpenOffice. I would take this answer by the tech support person with a (big) grain of salt it is partly propaganda.
I did add an answer in the comment of the original question ( ), but repeat it here (for the records). Note that this question has been posted in public the only difference between a general question and a question directed at a specific person is that in the second case, the specific person gets a notification. To use OpenOffice Writer, open your ODT file in the application, then click ‘File’ and select the ‘Export as PDF’ function from the menu.
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