On 6/12/2012 16:45, Pietri Matteo wrote:
The problem is not at the level of Font, because if I click the textbox the Russian text magically appears and the text is complete.
This is normal: - in its 'static' state, the appearance created by iText is shown. - in its 'interactive' state, the appearance is created by Adobe Reader.Adobe Reader has access to the font because it can access all the fonts present on the OS. iText doesn't, so if you don't tell iText where to find the font while filling out the form, iText can't create the correct appearance. Therefore you need to help iText by defining a substitution font. Or you need to change the NeedAppearances setting so that Adobe Reader always creates the appearance (in this case, iText won't create one).
That's all explained in the documentation, isn't it?
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