I would start with a basic fop.xconf with nothing modified yet and in the default <fonts> element, why dont you try as a test to turn off auto-detect (i dont like it anyway cause I get a million warning messages about windows fonts collections i never use when I was testing trunk font stuff)... and instead pointing to a custom directory where only the fonts you use are... = remove <auto-detect/> [and <referenced-fonts> elements] and replace with <directory recursive="true">C:/dev/fop/config/fonts</directory> where all your ttf fonts are that you use.
Again this is just a test to see what filesize you get when you point only to the fonts you use (and possibly one by one add fonts to that custom fonts folder, to see if a specific font for some reason is causing filesize increase). -Arian On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 7:21 AM, Chris Bowditch <[email protected]>wrote: > > >> >> We have tried turning off font-embedding in the fop-trunk by using a >> fop.xconf file with the following: >> >> >> <fonts> >> >> <auto-detect/> >> >> >> <referenced-fonts> >> >> <match font-family=".*"/> >> >> </referenced-fonts> >> >> </fonts> >> >> >> Is the above enough to turn off embedding fonts in the fop-trunk? Are >> there currently bugs in this area in the fop-trunk? >> > >
