Hi,
Werner Nell schrieb: > Hi, > I thought I'd append an example to my first mail but it seems to be stripped > off. Ups, I missed that. You obviously added the attachment to the mail you'd send to my private mail account. Now, I've got it. > Again, I attach a PDF to this mail and will check it later. That doesn't work on the mailinglist, attachments aren't allowed. > The problem when printing is: only a short part of the text is printed > (perhaps some parts with the same font?), but I can not figure out when print > out stops. > There is no exception thrown. Now that I have a look at the pdf, I probably know where your issue came from. Both fonts (Arial and Arial MT) aren't included in the pdf, so that pdfbox tries to find it somewhere in your system. I guess that it doesn't find anything suitable for Arial MT, so that Arial is used instead. That should explain the missing bold property. I saw that your pdf was somehow created with some oracle tool. Is it possible to configure that tool to include the fonst to the pdf? BR Andreas Lehmkühler >> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >> Von: "Andreas Lehmkühler" <andr...@lehmi.de> >> Gesendet: 23.10.09 11:47:18 >> An: pdfbox-users@incubator.apache.org >> Betreff: Re: Re: text not printed > > >> Hi, >> >> Gesendet: Fr, 23. Okt 2009 Von: Werner Nell<werner.n...@web.de> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I think the font-loading was necessary in version 0.7.3. >>> I eliminated this part but the result is the same. >>> >>> The used fonts are Arial and Arial,Bold. >>> The properties for both are: Typ: Type 1 , Kodierung: Ansi , >>> Originalschrifttyp: TrueType >>> Originalschrift: ArialMT and Originalschrift: Arial-BoldMT >>> What is the unsupported part of that? >> There are a lot of pdfs out there using a so called embedded subtype ttf. >> They are not yet supported by pdfbox. See [1] for further details. >> >>> PDFReader opens the file but the bold font is shown plain, printing has the >>> same problem like my printing routine. >> What in detail is the problem? Is there any printout? Do you get an >> exception? >> >>> Btw, Is there an example how to open PDFReader from within an application. >> There is no example, but it should be that hard. The PDFReader just uses the >> convertToImage method of PDPage to create a BufferedImage of each page, >> which is shown within an Panel. That's all. >> >>>> Why are you doing all that font-loading stuff? PDFBox should find all >>>> included fonts on its own, if the font type is supported. If the fonts >>>> aren't included PDFBox tries to determine if they are installed >>>> somewhere on your system. What fonts are used within your document, >>>> truetype, truetype as embedded subtype, Type1 ...? I guess it uses some >>>> unsupported fonts. Have a look at the docs properties e.g. using the >>>> Acrobat Reader. If you want to check if a pdf will be printed with >>>> pdfbox, just try to open it with the PDFReader that comes with pdfbox. >>>> If the pdf is shown correctly the printing should work too. >>>> BR >>>> Andreas Lehmkühler >>> Regards, >>> Werner Nell >> BR >> Andreas Lehmkühler >> >> [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-490 >> >> > > > ______________________________________________________ > GRATIS für alle WEB.DE-Nutzer: Die maxdome Movie-FLAT! > Jetzt freischalten unter http://movieflat.web.de >
