Due to a daft design decision (out of our hands) we have to use Word for
reporting rather than PDF. As I've used iText before I would rather use
that than VBScript and word templates <shudder>
We have some Adobe fonts for barcodes installed on all client machines but I
cannot get them to display in the RTF - I think this is partly because iText
has to refer to the AFM file (which is not in the c:\winnt\fonts directory,
as it only has the PFM files)
To test I put the relevant files in the C:\ directory and used the
following:
BaseFont bf = BaseFont.createFont("c:\\B39QR2.AFM", BaseFont.WINANSI,
BaseFont.NOT_EMBEDDED);
but the font does not display in the final doc (although if I place the
cursor on it the name is displayed correctly)
Is this a limitation of the RTF implementation, or is there a way round it?
Thanks, Simon
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