NO!!!!!!!!!!!

A font has a single set of widths - you should NOT be screwing with it!!   Such 
hackery is the reason that the various PDF standards forbid such constructs in 
their PDFs.

If you want to control spacing, there are approved ways in PDF to do that - use 
them!

Leonard

-----Original Message-----
From: ohlsen3000 [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 4:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [iText-questions] Two BaseFont widths in one document


Hi there,

is there a way to use one BaseFont (let's say Helvetica) with two different
width tables ?
I found how to set the widths (baseFont.getWidths() and overwrite them with
let's sy 2000). After that 
all text written in Helvetica is displayed with that increased monospace
width, which is exactly waht I want. But if I set it back to the original
value (1000) after writing with 2000 the formerly written text is also set
back. So what I am trying would look like:

T E X T
TEXT

...using the same BaseFont.

Thanks a lot,
Uli
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