Confluence Docs 3.0 : Create PDF in another language This page last changed on May 11, 2008 by edawson. To export a Confluence page written in another language, you will first need to install the necessary font for that language. This will basically involve uploading a font file to Confluence. Here are the exact steps on how to do this: #### 1. Find the appropriate font file ##### Windows users All font files in Windows are stored in a directory called
    C:\WINDOWS\Fonts
##### Unix users All font files in Unix are stored in the
    /usr/share/fonts
Microsoft True Type core fonts such as Verdana can be downloaded from this page: http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/ #### 2. Copy the font file Simply copy the file into a temporary folder (for example a folder on the Desktop). #### 3. Upload the file Navigate to the `Administration > PDF Language Support` screen and upload the file you copied in step one. Click 'Install'. That's it.
| Please note the only font files supported are true type fonts and true type collections (file extensions are *.ttf and *.ttc).
| We recommend you to use Unicode font Verdana for correct character encoding and exporting to pdf.

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