mister bean wrote:
If you are based in the US, you will discover that arialuni.ttf is
hard to find, as it is not installed by default on US systems.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Now I understand why an American reviewer of my book
wrote that I was using too many 'exotic' fonts (including
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
was to explain how to use a wide range of fonts. However,
I thought of arialuni.ttf as a font that was widely used.
it kind of is, just not so much on plain-jane windows installs in the US. if
you
do i18n work, even in the US, you usually have it.
--- Bruno Lowagie (iText) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mister bean wrote:
If you are based in the US, you will discover that
arialuni.ttf is
hard to find, as it is not installed by default on
US systems.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Now I understand why an American reviewer of my book
wrote
Thanks for the reply, the font looks promising.
As always with embedded fonts - they have to be as
small as possible to not make a small pdf to large.
Do you know if embedding this font (or any other) will
work on other OS(Languages) too ?
Is Times Roman better then Arial ? Or is the gentium
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Best Font to support all
European languages ?
Thanks for the reply, the font looks promising.
As always with embedded fonts - they have to be as
small as possible to not make a small pdf to large.
Do you know if embedding this font (or any other
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Best Font to support all
European languages ?
Thanks for the reply, the font looks promising.
As always with embedded
On 4/19/07, mister bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't vouch for this font (I don't use it) so I don't know if it fulfills
your requirements of a small embedded size. Perhaps Pablo or another forum
member can speak to this. Good luck.
My post and Paulo's response from a few weeks ago may be
Hello,
i read the peace example with multiple languages and
their font. Im still unsure on the font choice tho, so
far it seems that arial.ttf is able to display all
european languages.
Can anyone suggest the right font ? Specifically the
major languages like france,german and russian should
be
If you're working on Windows the charmap tool
(C:\WINDOWS\system32\charmap.exe) permits you to see the entire set of
implemented glyphs in a particular font file. The version of TimesRoman that
is bundled with Windows, it appears, covers all European fonts, plus
Cyrillic (Russian) and some,
