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Using an existing pdf I created forms on it with Adobe Acrobat in windows.
Using Okular to fill the form, I can type romanian characters ț î ș â ă. But on printing that characters are omitted. I verified with Adobe Acrobat on windows and on linux and the problem exist too. Is it a problem in the way I created the forms? Is it a pdf limitation? Have you any suggestion for a free(dom) application (maybe KDE) that create forms on a PDF?
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The annotation facility in Okular does not change the PDF; it simply adds text which you can only see when you open the PDF in Okular. When you send it to print, only the PDF is printed.
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I never used the annotation facility, but the filling forms facility.
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The problem is not about annotations, but forms! What you write in a form is printed. The problem is, that special language characters are not visible (I'm talking about polish charakters: ą, ę, ć, ź, ż, ł, ó, ś). I've crated pdf with forms in scribus. I tried using the same file with Adobe Reader on windows and polish chracters could be printed.
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You might want to report a bug against Poppler, as it is responsible for rendering the PDF which Okular just displays.
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