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Using a tool like qpdf or cPDF , you can re-embed an updated version of the font: Updated: a soft command that rearranged the map

The most common cause is a failed subset embedding . To save space, PDF creators often only embed the specific characters used in the text. If the recipient doesn't have the original font installed and the embedding fails, the PDF viewer resorts to these CID placeholders, which often results in text being displayed as dots, squares, or garbled symbols . Updated Solutions to Fix CIDFont Issues Use mutool info (from MuPDF) or pdf-parser