I have to check a .pdf document that consists of a large number of pages. I would like to be able to find which font type is used in which place in order to check the consistency across the document.
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As far as I know, you can see a list of fonts used in the pdf, in the document properties dialog (File>Properties, or ctrl/cmd+D) on the "Fonts" tab. But the list doesn't indicate on which page the particular font is used, at least not in Adobe Reader. Maybe there is such an option in Acrobat Pro, or some other pdf reader? | |||
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My recommendation is to start with the
Try this to get familiar with the tool (I'm assuming you're on Windows):
Then, run it against your PDF file to get a first overview of all the fonts used:
Now we want to see which fonts are on pages 11-13:
You want the fonts on page 15?
Or you want a list of fonts used page by page? Ok, then you need to know how many pages your PDF has. Assuming it is 1234 pages:
On Linux, change that command to:
You should now see output looking something like this:
For the exact meaning of the different columns, see | ||||
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