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Why do some PDF files display garbled text when opened?

2009-03-09View Original

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I tried to find a standard version corresponding to HG20235-93 in the database. I downloaded one file, but it contained garbled text when opened; I tried another file, and this one was the original one with screenshots (including the text content), yet it still had garbled text when opened... I’m not sure why this is happening; I would appreciate some advice from everyone. Also, if anyone has this standard, I would be very grateful if they could share it.
Reply #22009-03-09
I’ve encountered that too. It might be a browser version issue.
Reply #32009-03-10
I’ve encountered this too: it shows garbled characters when opened with Adobe PDF, but it works fine when opened with SSReader.
Reply #42009-03-10
Software issue, the version is too low. You can try Founder Apabi.
Reply #52009-03-10
Friends, search! This is the website address: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=389288&highlight=HG20235-93
Reply #62009-03-10
Since the file was created using version 6.0, opening it with a version higher than 6.0 results in garbled text; you can simply install Adobe version 6.0.
Reply #72009-03-10
You might as well try opening it with CAJViewer 7.0. Download address: http://cnki.snec.com/kns50/#
Reply #82009-03-12
It’s possible that the traditional Chinese characters aren’t installed. Try placing this fpdfcjk.bin file in the same folder as the reader and give it another try
Reply #92009-03-12
Open it with Acrobat, not with Acrobat Reader. It is said that this issue occurs when a newer version is used to open an older one. Double-clicking on a PDF file always results in it being opened with Acrobat Reader.
Reply #102009-03-13
It’s a version mismatch issue; what was said above is correct, and I’ve encountered it as well. When using software of a higher version to open files created with a lower version, garbled characters appear. The same can happen in the reverse direction. On my machine, I can choose from different versions to open and read the files.
Reply #112009-03-13
Most materials available online are in PDF format; it is recommended to use this reader to open the PDF files downloaded from this site. Compared to Adobe Reader, this software is smaller in size and faster in operation. It is the best PDF reader for PCs: compact, stable in performance, low in memory usage, fast to start up, and provides perfect support for displaying Chinese text. To select the Chinese language: double-click to open the .exe file, then choose “language” – “simple chinese” to use Chinese. Download address: http://www.bzfxw.com/soft/sort012/sort013/1367.html
Reply #122009-03-14
Due to some files, those opened files were created using version 6.0; opening them with a version higher than 6.0 results in garbled text. You can simply install Adobe version 6.0.

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