Solid Edge Fonts Used in Draft not Displayed Correctly in PDF

The customer reported an issue where new fonts installed in the draft environment are not displaying correctly when converting the draft into a PDF file. The customer provided an example draft and the fonts for reference. 

Upon investigation, it was determined that the issue is caused by a Restricted License on the provided fonts.

Solid Edge does not allow the embedding of fonts with a Restricted License into PDF files. It is important to note that using a different software, such as Word, to embed the fonts into a PDF file would be a violation of the licensing agreement for the font.

To resolve this issue, the customer has two options. They can either find a font with a less restrictive licensing type or they can contact the author of the font to request a change in the license restriction.

For more information on font licensing and the different types of font embedding, please refer to the following third-party link: 

https://www.high-logic.com/fontcreator/manual15/fontproperties-font.html

Where the following useful information regarding font embedding rights is provided: