Change a currency symbol in a LibreOffice PDF
Switch prices from one currency symbol to another, such as $ to €, £ or ₹. This works on the PDF LibreOffice exported, so you do not need the original file.
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How to do it
- 1.Open the PDF exported from LibreOffice in MythosPDF.
- 2.Replace the symbol in each price.
- 3.Press Enter to save the line, then Export PDF.
How LibreOffice writes PDFs
- • Export embeds subset fonts, often Liberation or DejaVu.
- • Paragraphs are written line by line.
What that means when you change a currency symbol
- • LibreOffice's default fonts are open, and Liberation fonts have the same widths as Arial, Times New Roman and Courier New, so edits match exactly.
- • Because LibreOffice uses open fonts, any letter you type is set in the exact same font, even if the PDF never contained it.
What happens to the rest of the page
- • If the PDF never used the new symbol, MythosPDF loads the complete font so it matches.
- • If the font has no such symbol at all, it asks before using the closest font that has it.
Questions people ask
+Why might the ₹ symbol need another font?
Older fonts were made before the symbol existed. MythosPDF tells you before using a font that has it.
+Is it better to edit in LibreOffice?
If you have the original LibreOffice file and a lot to change, yes. For quick changes to the PDF itself, editing the PDF is faster and keeps it exactly as sent.
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