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Really great work! I like seeing this library growing so feature-rich, please never decide to stop ;). For our use-case a simple equally spaced 2-column layout would already be sufficient....

I just stumbled across [ligatures](https://fonts.google.com/knowledge/glossary/ligature) and think that this is the cause of my problem and it is not a bug in QuestPDF. I am curious though if it would...

@girlpunk Thanks for the explanation. Unfortunatelly, for our specific purposes we are extracting text from a generated PDF and also this extraction library does not correctly recognize the text here....

> > @MarcinZiabek im not aware of the current status and scope of #622 but do you think FontFeatures will automatically be available once your first release for custom Skia...

@MarcinZiabek, Since the release of the native QuestPDF library together with the new skia approach (btw. thanks for that, really great work!), i've played around a little on this topic....

@MarcinZiabek Thank you! Here you go https://github.com/QuestPDF/QuestPDF.Native/pull/1, I hope I did the right pull request :) As far as I know there are no problems if you pass feature values...

Hi, as far as I know, QuestPDF is not yet capable of doing this. However, you could use PDFSharp to encrypt the PDF with passwords.

@MarcinZiabek i just investigated a little bit further and it might not even be necessary to have the CallingConvention only specified for x86. I believe that other architectures apart from...

@MarcinZiabek The weird thing is that tests might not even trigger this Exception. If I directly run the .exe instead of debugging the project everything runs fine also in Visual...

> I have already attempted to compile the library with the x86 architecture. It requires a special toolchain and is not straightforward. Therefore, some research may be necessary to make...