Recommending PDF submission for typst and ensuring font compatibility
We got confirmation from IB eCoursework guidelines which mention that PDFs should be non-editable. I recommend uploading PDFs without conversion. For typst, export as PDF 1.7 or PDF/A-2u, choose suitable fonts, and ensure embedding. Verify with Acrobat and avoid using tools like Ghostscript that may alter fonts.
Recommending typst export for IB eCoursework uploads
When IB converts PDFs, it likely uses LibreOffice, which may struggle with WPS-specific features. Typst should work better, resembling LaTeX with direct exports and embedded fonts. For Chinese display issues, correct font and language settings fix it. I’ll cite relevant guides and advise testing with a sample.
Best practices for typst PDF exports to IB
For the best compatibility, producers should choose PDF/A-2u in Typst to ensure Unicode mapping. However, if the user prefers the web app, PDF/A export options are also available. IB doesn’t officially recommend Typst, but accepts any widely-supported format such as Word or LaTeX. Let’s cite IB guidelines from the eCoursework newsletter.
Citing sources and creating response in Chinese
I’ll cite extracted text lines, mentioning that while screenshots might fail, the text extraction from a reliable source is accurate. I'll also cite Typst documentation on exporting PDF 1.7 or PDF/A formats, and their Chinese font guide. For font-related garbled issues, sources like MiniTool and Adobe can be cited as well. Finally, I’ll craft my response in Chinese to clarify the approach.
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