Thanks, Ulrich,
for the detailed drawback description and for te patch, I'll go check the
affected class source to see the reason.
As for us, we switched to OTF because there is some problems embedding TTF
fonts into some PDF files, formed by a third parties with some type 1 fonts
already embedded. (our application imprints and watermars these files) In
this case, iText simply siletly does not embed TTF.
However, OpenType fonts works well.
WBR,
Dmitri
Ulrich Telle wrote:
>
> Dmitri Livotov schrieb:
>> I figured-out the workaround for the problem with hiding text based on
>> OpenType font with Acrobat 8+,
>> the exact non-unicode encoding - this solved problem and Acrobat Reader 8
>> on
>> Windows/Linux and 9 on Windows are all displaying the text normally:
>>
>> BaseFont bf = BaseFont.createFont("GFSDidot.otf", "Cp1251", true);
>
> Although the generated PDF displays correctly, this method has its
> drawbacks since in this case the *complete* CFF font program is embedded
> in the PDF, not a subset as intended.
>
> But in the meantime I figured out the reason for the problem and
> submitted an iText patch solving it. The patched class CFFFontSubset is
> already available via iText SVN and will be included in the next iText
> release.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ulrich
>
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