On 24/04/2012 19:16, Luis Bernardo wrote:
Hi Luis,
Just by itself the embed-url attribute does not imply that the font
will be embedded. I know that the attribute name is confusing, and the
documentation may not be up to date, but I believe that is the case.
Fonts are subset embedded by default unless the referenced-fonts
element is present, in which case they are referenced.
That is correct. The error reported by Adobe Reader suggests that the
Simsun font is not registered with Adobe Reader. I believe it is not
sufficient for the font to just be installed in the Operating System. I
think the fonts also need to be registered with Adobe. Which makes the
use case of referencing fonts instead of embedding somewhat worthless.
Thanks,
Chris
On 4/24/12 4:15 PM, Jean-Philippe Courson wrote:
Hi Glenn,
Thanks for your reply.
In your example, you are embedding the font:
<font embed-url="simsun.ttf"> the embed-url attribute will get the
font embedded.
I have no problem creating a chinese PDF when the font is embedded.
The issue I am raising is when trying to reference (not embed) the font.
Thanks for your help,
Best regards,
JP
On 23 Apr 2012, at 15:26, Glenn Adams wrote:
I just tried this with the font you referenced and had no problem.
Attached is the configuration file and input file I used and
resulting output. I'm using the current FOP 1.1dev (trunk) build.
As Chris points out, you may wish to avoid<auto-detect/>. Also, you
notice that I disabled the font cache and placed the font in a
"fonts" subdirectory where I did the test.
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