On 14/09/2012 17:38, krisniru wrote: > I am using a secure Printing solution for a check printing. To be very > specify MICR fonts. I need to send font information like let's say for > example > > I have a text "abc", I have the font installed in the printer but I don't > have it in my PC. I would like to send byte array which would include > following information: > > Font Name: secure font (which is only installed in the printer) > Font Size: 10 > Text: "abc" > > How to achieve this using IText, using Java as a base programming? How would you achieve this in PDF? In PDF, you would use a font that is NOT embedded, BUT you'd always need to font metrics to build the PDF.
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