Re: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack

2006-08-07 Thread Jeremias Maerki
There are currently some talks about fonts. You may want to look into
the fop-dev mailing list. All the details can be found there. Whether
OpenType fonts with CFF glyphs (like the ones from the font pack) are
going to be implemented is not clear right now. Implementing CFF would
probably not be a large thing but the fact that we're planning on
adopting an external font library might complicate things a bit.

On 04.08.2006 19:40:43 David Nesbitt wrote:
 Jeremias,
 
 Are there any plans to support OpenType fonts in FOP?  Do you know what
 the scope of the effort would be?
 
 Regards,
 Dave
 
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 From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 12:13 AM
 To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
 Subject: Re: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack
 
 If you mean the Japanese font pack for Acrobat 7, those are OpenType
 fonts which are currently not supported by FOP.
 
 On 04.08.2006 06:35:53 David Nesbitt wrote:
  Does anyone know how to create FOP font metrics for the Adobe Acrobat
  Asian font pack?  I would like to support Japanese documents without
  having to embed the Microsoft TrueType fonts in the PDF file.
  
  Alternatively, does anyone have a font metrics file they can send to
 me?


Jeremias Maerki


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RE: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack

2006-08-07 Thread David Nesbitt
Jeremias

 There are currently some talks about fonts. You may want to look into 
 the fop-dev mailing list. All the details can be found there. Whether 
 OpenType fonts with CFF glyphs (like the ones from the font pack) are 
 going to be implemented is not clear right now. Implementing CFF would

 probably not be a large thing but the fact that we're planning on 
 adopting an external font library might complicate things a bit.

Thanks.  I will check the fop-dev list.

I think it would be really important to support the Adobe OpenType font
pack for Asian languages, since it would allow for complete open source
support of Asian languages without requiring any font embedding or
proprietary font licensing.

I don't have any working knowledge of OpenType fonts or CFF glyphs, but
I am willing to help out with any implementation task if I can be of use
to get this done.

Regards,
Dave

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RE: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack

2006-08-04 Thread David Nesbitt
Jeremias,

Are there any plans to support OpenType fonts in FOP?  Do you know what
the scope of the effort would be?

Regards,
Dave

-Original Message-
From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 12:13 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack

If you mean the Japanese font pack for Acrobat 7, those are OpenType
fonts which are currently not supported by FOP.

On 04.08.2006 06:35:53 David Nesbitt wrote:
 Does anyone know how to create FOP font metrics for the Adobe Acrobat
 Asian font pack?  I would like to support Japanese documents without
 having to embed the Microsoft TrueType fonts in the PDF file.
 
 Alternatively, does anyone have a font metrics file they can send to
me?
 
 Thanks in advance.
 
 Regards,
 Dave



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Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack

2006-08-03 Thread David Nesbitt
Title: Font Metrics for Adobe Acrobat Asian Font Pack






Does anyone know how to create FOP font metrics for the Adobe Acrobat Asian font pack? I would like to support Japanese documents without having to embed the Microsoft TrueType fonts in the PDF file.

Alternatively, does anyone have a font metrics file they can send to me?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Dave