Leonard Rosenthol wrote: > For starters, you aren't using the exact same fonts for both Flex and > iText...so that's going to be a HUGE "consistency" issue to start with. > > Secondly, are you using the Flex TextArea to lay out the text or are you > using the new Flash Text Engine technology recently introduced on Adobe Labs? > Even those two will vary... > > Finally, and related to the above, iText supports fancier typography features > (such as kerning) than the old TextArea that are more in line with the newer > text engine stuff...So again, different features.
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