Whenever you create a PDF document, you'll always have the option of embedding fonts into that document. Whether you do (or do not) depends on several different criteria. Actually people use embed fonts more than 90 percent of the time. The primary cause for choosing not to embed when is trying to keep file sizes to a minimum. Not that fonts really add that much overhead, but 10K here and there can quickly add up to several megabytes.

None Fonts Embedding

When the document is being used for proofing (appearance, not text).

When the document contains text such as part of a logo that must be a certain font.

When the fonts are decorative, graphical, or symbol-based (such as Zapf Dingbats or Carta).

When the document needs to be used as a substitute for the original document.

When the document is being sent to a service bureau or other place for final output.

Please note that View PDF after Printing can be enabled also with the help of
ReaSoft PDF Printer Standard Wizard at the Step 2. Initial settings.

To open Help topics click Help button.

To load settings you saved before click Load settings from file button.

To save current settings click Save settings to file button.

As soon as you customized the settings you wanted click Apply to make your new settings be applied.

• Using Standard Fonts
• Compression