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From: | Max Nikulin |
Subject: | Re: org exported pdf files |
Date: | Tue, 27 Sep 2022 18:08:52 +0700 |
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On 27/09/2022 11:31, Jude DaShiell wrote:
Having examined 13.10.2, with the polyglossia package installed and accessible to orgmode putting set-language into the right place would default to English and other languages would need to specify their language for a pdf export. On Linux I have espeak-ng running as default and I run orca as necessary. I mostly live on the command line so orca is used rarely. I think a reasonable test of export quality will be to make a pdf with orgmode then run that pdf through pdftotext and compare the extracted text with the pdf file. I can't do that since without use of pdftotext the screen readers will not work on pdf files.
At first I expected that you may use some proprietary screenreader software, e.g. some plugin to Adobe Reader.
Could you, please, provide a tiny example of your Org file with just a couple of lines of text and with settings relevant to export? It would be helpful to get an example of minimal LaTeX file that allows to generate a PDF file that has metadata that you expect to get and the PDF file or at least output of pdfinfo, pdffonts.
There are still enough of uncertainties:- What TeX engine do you use? E.g. for PdfLaTeX it may be necessary to add \usepackage{cmap} immediately after \documentclass. Unicode engines like LuaTeX likely do not require such trick. - Is there a reason why you are using polyglossia? Juan Manuel on this list says that (if I have got it right) babel is superior nowadays. - There may be some LaTeX-related specifics for particular language after all.
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