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I have made a poster in Adobe Illustrator. After I have converted it as a PDF, I found that some of my Hindi, Nepali and Thai characters do not pass "Character Encoding" Criteria when doing Accessibility Check. Would there be anyway I should set in the AI file or the PDF file in order to pass "Character Encoding" test? Or would it be an existing bug from Adobe Illustrator?
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I have made a poster in Adobe Illustrator. After I have converted it as a PDF, I found that some of my Hindi, Nepali and Thai characters do not pass "Character Encoding" Criteria when doing Accessibility Check. Would there be anyway I should set in the AI file or the PDF file in order to pass "Character Encoding" test? Or would it be an existing bug from Adobe Illustrator?
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Have you tried different font ?
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Yes, I do try. "Yantramanav" Font set is working for "Character Encoding" problem. However, there's some square bracket in between text when I was making Reading Order. Would there be any font that can work perfectly for both character encoding problem and squares in reading order?