PDF
Pages, texts, images and fonts from a PDF
What it becomes
- Each PDF page becomes a Janvas page, at its size, clipping its content.
- The project in centimeters, scale 1:1, one unit = one CSS pixel.
- Texts remain texts, split into blocks and columns: a label and its value in a table are two texts. When resized they wrap, and the alignment is inferred from the lines.
- The PDF's fonts are extracted and become document fonts: they are saved in the
.jaand the.jaz, and texts are drawn with their glyphs. Even drawn fonts (Type3) are rebuilt. - Images are read with their colors, including CMYK JPEGs.
- Clips and masks become Clip / Mask groups.
Good to know
The PDF reader is loaded the first time it is needed. A PDF printed from Janvas on a Mac reopens with its glyphs.