Whats the correct way to deal with opening PDF files with missing fonts (CIDFont+F1, CIDFont+F2, etc.)? I cant post the actual files, however heres an example. If I choose replacement fonts in the dialogue box that comes up when opening the PDF (in this example I chose Georgia), Affinity Photo se...

That is an exporting problem. I mean some software or online programs when they export the PDFs they cant decode the font. That is why you are getting that problem. The font CIDFont+F1 is Arial (blod) and CIDFont+F2 is Arial (Regular)

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The first is a character code and can occur when the font resource is other than CIDFont. The second is a character name, a PostScript languag name object that uniquely identifies a character, and can also occur when the font resource is other than CIDFont. Note that a CMap specifies a subset of a character collection to be used, called a character set, or charset. In addition, the CMap ...

CIDFont+F# is a dynamicaly generated name that the PDF printer generates to obfuscates your fonts. Whatever fonts you use get listed as CIDFont+F1, CIDFont+F2, etc., in consecutive order. I have four TNR fonts, the standard, bold, italic and bold-italic. Slightly larger that your Win7 versions and copyright 2016. I loaded "font test" into LO ...

That is an exporting problem. I mean some software or online programs when they export the PDFs they cant decode the font. That is why you are getting that problem. The font CIDFont+F1 is Arial (blod) and CIDFont+F2 is Arial (Regular)

CID fonts are also better at allowing for text which does not have a left to right flow. There is even a vertical writing mode. Adding these features onto the technically tried and test Type1/Truetype font technologies offers a very elegant way to display Chinese and Japanese glyfs. Which is another reason for the PDF file format’s popularity.