Hello,
I downloaded your PDFBox-library for Java and I am using it for some time in Eclipse. It works great, I think! But I have one single problem: When I want to use a font like Arial, your website tells me (http://pdfbox.apache.org/userguide/cookbook/creation.html => HelloWorldTTF-example) that I have to use PDFont font = PDTrueTypeFont.loadTTF(document, "Arial.ttf"); to do this. I find out that this will only work if I put this Arial.ttf in the correct folder in my Eclipse Workspace. Then the HelloWorldTTF-example works and the document will be saved on a given location. (Let's call this document "Test.pdf") The trouble in this is that when I start this Test.pdf, the text is printed in the right font, on the right position, but there also appears an alert which says: "The font 'ArialMT' contains an invalid /Widths" (translated from Dutch). Also when I restart and restart the Test.pdf again, the alert appears everytime! Look in the assignment for what I mean. I also have the opportunity to print in de PDFBox-library. When I do this and I use an virtual printer, that prints/saves documents in *.pdf, the alert won't appear and everything works well. Can you please explain me what is going wrong with that doc.save(file);? Or am I doing something wrong? Thanks for your time, Greetings from the Netherlands, Richard van Heest
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