Paulo Soares wrote:
> Did you registered the font?
Yes. Let's take an example. If I do:
String fontsDir = "c:\\WINDOWS\\Fonts";
FontFactory.getFontImp().registerDirectory(fontsDir);
DefaultFontMapper fm = new DefaultFontMapper();
fm.insertDirectory(fontsDir);
BaseFont f1 = FontFactory.getFont("Arial", 12,
com.lowagie.text.Font.BOLD).getBaseFont();
BaseFont f2 = fm.awtToPdf(new java.awt.Font("Arial", java.awt.Font.BOLD, 12);
System.out.println(f1.equals(f2));
(I assume the iText Graphics2D object will call awt2Pdf under the cover)
I can clearly see that they are not the same font. The book is vague
on this IMO: the font chapters were not written with Java2D in mind
and it's not clear how to get the font you want when using iText
through Java2D.
-- O.L.
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