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This document provides additional information for the product’s Readme file with regard to
GB18030-2005 support in Acrobat product features.
Limitation
Acrobat is software that can be installed and runs on MS Windows and Mac
OS X 10.x. Limitation of supporting GB 18030 standard platforms will limit
the functionality of the product.
MS “Notepad” on MS Windows does not support 4-byte GB 18030
encoding characters. It is suggested that PDF should not be created from a
raw text file with 4-byte GB 18030 characters via Notepad.
Acrobat handles all text as Unicode (supports surrogates too) and the
application uses system APIs for displaying the text in the UI. If there is any
specific problem with text rendering, it may be an operating system
limitation.
Known Issues
On MS Windows and Mac OS X 10.x
o Paper Capture provides OCR recognition for commonly used Chinese
characters of GB18030 (over 4200 characters). These GB18030
characters in the Form Location characters are specified by an OCR
engine which is supplied by a third-party company.
o If PDF document is created from a .PS file using Acrobat Distiller, the
Title property of the PDF is inherited from the original file which
generated the .PS file. The GB18030 4-byte characters in the Title
field will display as “?” in the Description page of Document
Properties Dialog (#2654552).
o The some 2-byte and all 4-byte GB18030 characters in the Search
Results cannot be saved correctly when save the Search Results to a
CSV file (#3289189).
It is a known limitation.
o The GB18030 characters turn to garbage characters in filename on
web browser when PDF uploaded to Adobe EchoSign (#3297577).
This is not a GB18030 issue only. Actually EchoSign cannot support
Non-ASCII character in current version and no solution now. It will
be fixed in next release.
o Few 2-byte and all 4-byte GB18030 characters cannot display
correctly in email when send PDF with comments by
Outlook (39127313912731#3912731).
This is a third party issue.
On all MS Windows OS
o Cannot create PDF from a plain text file or a HTML file through “File
> Create > PDF from file” when the file name or path contains 2-byte
& 4-byte GB18030 characters mixed together and error message
shows up (#3292016).
The workaround is to create the PDF file from a plain text file or a
HTML file through “File > Create > PDF from Web Page”.
o The GB18030 characters display incorrectly in the Security warning
window when click the Chinese folder link on the bottom line of the
PDF file which created from a plain text file or a HTML file
(#3215039).
o The image cannot be displayed in the created PDF when create PDF
from a HTML file named with GB18030 character (郎 U+F92C)
(#3292019).
o Cannot open accessibility report when the report file path contains
GB18030 characters (#3292022).