Confluence can only store _____ font file at any one time when it comes to PDF language export.

• A. Two
• B. Many
• C. One
• D. None

Answer: (C)

The key idea is how the PDF export process handles fonts. When Confluence exports to PDF, the rendering engine uses a single font resource in memory for the duration of that export. If content in another language requires a different font, the engine replaces the current font resource rather than loading and keeping multiple fonts at once. This keeps the export process simple and memory-efficient, and it means only one font file is stored at any given moment during the export. PDF can embed multiple fonts, but Confluence’s export workflow operates with one active font resource at a time, overwriting it as needed.