Common Issues
1. Accented characters turn into ? squares
The problem: You pasted `.txt` containing non-Latin words, UTF-8 emojis or accents, and they are corrupted in the preview.
The solution: While our browser tool defaults to reading via universal layout formats and HTML encoding, make sure the `.txt` you uploaded is inherently saved as `UTF-8` on your disk. Opening the `.txt` in VS Code and pressing **Save with Encoding -> UTF-8** will guarantee cross-tool readability.
2. There are barely any margins around the text
The problem: The PDF exported places text flush to the edge of the physical page border, unlike the clean spacing in Microsoft Word.
The solution: Although our CSS explicitly injects reading margins padding into the container, occasionally CSS media print queries are overridden by your system's print dialog. Try opening your browser's print dialog directly (`Command+P` or `Ctrl+P`) and ensuring "Default margins" are active in your Chromium settings before utilizing our "Download PDF" button.