Disclaimer: You are free to reuse it “as-is”, on your own responsibility and without any guarantee whatsoever. No rights can be derived from, successfully or unsuccessfully, completing the steps outlined below.

This is a scenario that tests whether your application is able to use embedded fonts.

* OpenOffice: https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=20370

* LibreOffice: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42195

Incorrect information:

* LibreOffice: http://ask.libreoffice.org/question/648/is-it-possible-to-embed-fonts-in-a

Part 1:

• Make sure that the Ahem font is not installed on your machine!
• Open the test file embeddedfont.odt
• Verify that all letters are shown as black blocks.
• Save and validate the file
• Check that the font file AHEM.TTF is still part of the of document.

Part 2:

• Create a new document and embed a font
• Save and validate the file
• Check that a font file is present in the zip container

Please follow the file name convention outlined in the faq. Note that the PDF files can be included as a previewing aid, but uploading the ODF files is much more important.

embeddedfont.odp

embeddedfont.odt

http://webodf.org/plugfest/fontembedding/embeddedfont.fodt

http://webodf.org/plugfest/fontembedding/embeddedfont.fodp

embeddedfont.pdf

A list of known issues. Implementations not listed here may or may not work as expected. Results may vary depending on user settings and computer environment. Use at your own risk.