I'm having a bit of a kerning issue when converting an HTML document to PDF. I've only noticed this issue on this HTML page. I included a screenshot of the webpage and results side by side. Is there any options to help this? or should I change the HTML output font to help this issue?
This is one of the many documents that needs to be converted for our automated process and from all the different tools I tried yours has converted the majority of the files successively. Thanks
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You may add "-html2pdf2" parameter to try again, can you work better with "-html2pdf2" parameter?
VeryPDF
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Thanks for the quick response. I tried the -html2pdf2 and the output made a bunch of blank pages with cut off headers (although it did fix the Kerning issue), I tried adding the "-noempty" to try to suppress the extra pages from being generated to no avail.
The HTML document was generated from a program called Xactimate and it uses a lot of floating divs, in fact everything is pretty much dynamically positioned.
I can still use HTMLTools to convert a few of the other documents and also for merging. So I will be purchasing it for that. Thanks
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I decided to try something on my end... I changed the font from Times to Arial and the kerning issue went away when converting it... seems to be an issue with reading Serif fonts.
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Thanks for your great information, have a nice day!
VeryPDF