That's just helvetica with fixed width of 400. Create the font like
this:
BaseFont bf = BaseFont.createFont("Helvetica", "winansi", false, false,
null, null);
int widths[] = bf.getWidths();
for (int k = 0; k < widths.length; ++k) {
if (widths[k] != 0)
widths[k] = 400;
}
bf.setForceWidthsOutput(true);
The only problem here is that the font name is still Helvetica and it
can confuse some readers. I'll have a way to change the font name in the
next version.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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> Hi all!
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> Do you guys here know any exact replacement for
> CPDF-Monospace for iText?
> That would really save a lot of trouble from migrating to
> iText from ClibPDF.
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> OT: Thanks a lot to Paolo for the PdfTemplate / UNDERSCORE answer.
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> Have a nice day everyone!
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> Paul
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