Op 31/12/2010 8:59, zhouxiang schreef:
> hi,guys.i'm new to itext.
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> i encounter a prob.
> i have a pdf using this font:
> 楷体_GB2312
> TYPE:TrueType(CID)
> Encoding:GBK-EUC-H
> ActualFont:楷体_GB2312
> ActualFont Type:TrueType
>
> it isn't embedded.
> How can i replace it with another font which won't embedded either?
That's very difficult: if the metrics of the original font are different 
from the
metrics of the replacing font are different, the end result will be very 
ugly.
The best solution is to take the source that was used to create the 
original PDF
and to create the new PDF from scratch.
> this is the font i want to replace with:
> STXHei
> Type:TrueType(CID)
> Encoding:UniGB-UCS2-H
> ActualFont:STXHei
> ActualFont Type:TrueType
>
> any advice will be appreciated.thanks
However, there is an example in the book "iText in Action - Second Edition"
that explains how to embed a font "after the fact." See section 16.1.4,
titled "Replacing a font" on p531-533.

You need to have access to (and permission to use) a font program for
this to work, and again: don't expect the result to look nice if the fonts
have different metrics.

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