Java 2D'ers,
Application: We are writing a barcode/form design application. This
> allows the user to actual create the format, fields and layouts in a
> WYSIWYG environment. (see www.cybra.com for details; the product is
called
> JMagic)
>
> Our challenge/issue:
>
> Many printers that we support have their own specific "bitmap and
outline"
> fonts. I am familar with Java 2D and all the standard Java font support.
> In order
> to support these unique printer specific fonts we believe we will have to
> scan in the fonts and use a font creation program to actually create
fonts
> (TTF or whatever) from our scanned images.
>
> Our question:
> 1. Is there a way to create fonts that are platform independent (we
don't
> want to have to create fonts specific for windows, mac, unix, network
> station, etc)?
I would appreciate anyone's help.
Thanks, Paul Holm
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