Hi,

I was reading chapter 8 from the iText book, however, I still have some doubts about using fonts.

As the book says: Standard Type 1 fonts are a set of 14 fonts that are required to be available in all PDF consumer applications. According to the table presented: Times-Roman is a Type 1 Font.

However, "Adobe Reader replaced the Type 1 font Times-Roman with the TrueType font Times New Roman PS MT. The font wasn’t embedded!".

My first question is, if type 1 fonts are Adobe fonts, why acrobat use a TTF instead of a type 1 font.

For what I understood, if I want to use a Times Roman Type 1 font (embedded), I will need to give the path to the pfb file, but where can I find this file? If this is a Type 1 font (Adobe font), shouldn´t it came with acrobat reader? (The only pfb files I found in the Acrobat directory was something like this: ZY______.PFB).

Thank you.

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