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Something changed recently in Adobe Acrobat. We witnessed an error with ligatures in a font. The program actually tags the information incorrectly and if you use the reader, it reads the mixed up text.
Calibri ligatures not processing to Adobe Acrobat. This is a recent error.
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How do you create the Acrobat file?
I see, you used the Acrobat tools to create the file. This looks like a general Acrobat problem with ligatures. https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac/suggestions/31943371-adobe-a...
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The root of the problem is Unicode itself: it does not have dedicated codepoints for tt and ti ligatures.
The standardized Unicode ligatures for English/Latin are:
U+FB00 | ff | Latin Small Ligature ff |
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U+FB01 | fi | Latin Small Ligature fi |
U+FB02 | fl | Latin Small Ligature fl |
U+FB03 | ffi | Latin Small Ligature ffi |
U+FB04 | ffl | Latin Small Ligature ffl |
U+FB05 | ſt | Latin Small Ligature Long S T |
U+FB06 | st | Latin Small Ligature St |
The missing tt and ti ligatures seem to appear with Calibri, which appears to be the only font I've come across that has its own custom ligatures for these 2 combos. They are not standard with the UNICODE set of codepoints.
See this related discussion at StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20193102/prevent-localreport-render-using-calibri-font-ligatures
If you'd like to use the tt and ti ligatures, you'll have to petition the Unicode.org consortium to assign them codepoints. Otherwise, forgetabboutthem.
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