This error might have occurred because of a missing font or a missing glyph character.

[Adriana Gnone]

I'm getting the folloing error when trying to dynamic print in InDesign.

A problem occurred during Production.
Information:

Print Production
Error
The operation was canceled in record 1 due to PDF standards compliance error. Please consult support for further investigation. This error might have occurred because of a missing font or a missing glyph character.

The problem is that on InDesign it does not give me any font eror. So I do not know where the trouble Character is. 

How can I fix this?

[Steve Werner]

That's a very unusual message.

Can you upload a picture of this message, please. Also can you show us what kind of document is (is there a "record 1").  Please tell us what operating system (exactly) you're running. Please tell us (exactly) what InDesign version you're using.

[Adriana Gnone]

It says the issue is on record 1 bt if I skip record 1 I still get the same error. If I link to a different file I still get the error.

I'm running on Windows 10 Pro Version 22H2 

InDesign is 15.0 x64

Thank you for your help

[Steve Werner]

Here's a link which refers to the error, but there's not a simple solution:

https://groups.google.com/g/xmpie-users/c/ubYX0cROyX4

Here's the relevant section about that error:

"There are two solutions to the PDF compliance error: 1 - use a different font which has all the required glyphs, or 2 - remove the bad character from the document/data. 

Anyhow, it can be easy or tricky to find the problem. If the missing character is in static text, it is easy since you should see it in InDesign. But if the character that is not available in the font is coming from the linked data, then it can be more difficult to identify. If this is the case, try to identify the record which has the bad character by printing different ranges of data. eg records 1-100, then 101-200 etc until you find the bad data."

What kind of file is this? Can you replace the font with a different font? It appears that a character or glyph may be missing in the font you're using.

[Steve Werner]

Here's another article which suggests a way to see the missing glyph:

https://creativepro.com/tackling-missing-glyphs/

Read the top section where you can turn on pink highlighting to see missing glyphs in Preferences > Composition.

[Adriana Gnone]

I changed the preference and I saw that the error were on almos all letters on the address block on the letter.

I changed all fonts to Minion Pro and still have me the same error trying to print.

I deleted the address block and still gave me the same error 

[Steve Werner]

Is this a document you could share (on a cloud file) so others could try to solve the problem?

[Adriana Gnone]

Unfortunatelly the letter has a lot of private information so I cannot share.

[Peter Spier]

Can you explain some more about what you mean by "dynamic print?"

Are you doing a DataMerge to PDF?

[Adriana Gnone]

I'm using Dynamic Print from XMPie uCreate to merge the data with the letter and create a pdf.

[Steve Werner]

Interestingly, the link about the causes of a PDF compliance error was from a group for XMPie users. I wonder if you could get some help from that group about your error.

[Adriana Gnone]

I will try that.

Thank you

[Steve Werner]

I just did a Google search on "PDF standards compoliance" and that link popped up. I wonder if for some reason it's inherent sometimes in the Dynamic Print process. Nothing I've ever encountered or heard of.

[kevinm51766193]

Removing all Dynamic Content and then relinking to the data source and setting the data fileds up again seemed to work for me with this. Possibly a bug in the latest version of uCreate Print?

[Rob Eidemiller]

I was having the same issue when exporting with Dynamic Content. Removing the content and relinking the data source then setting the data fields again fixed it for me as well.