I have been successfully using the Type 3 Font support in iText. However,
I have discovered that Adobe reader 9 does not display the created PDF
correctly. Reader version 7 and 8 display the file correctly
There are no errors reported by the Reader. The characters are simply
displayed incorrec
er get folded together? The issue seems to
be only with a T3 font that has multiple whitespace characters.
Any help is appreciated.
Sincerely
Jerold Sampson
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By the way, How do you set the encoding to WinANSI when creating a Type 3
font?
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Date: Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 9:49 AM
Subject: Type 3 font problems
To: iText-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Will this work if
Will this work if the in text is truely unicode? This sample did not use
any extended
characters but in general the string can contain any valid unicode
character.
Change your encoding to WinANSI
LeonardOn Aug 26, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Jerold Sampson wrote
there some other reason that the u0020 and u00a0 conflict? Is this a
PDF/Adobe/PostScript 'feature'?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jerold Sampson
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ixel and use your real image as image mask.
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,transparency);
Of course this presumes I transfrom the bilevel image data to 2-bit . .
. which would be better than 8 bit!
Thanks,
Jerold Sampson
Paulo Soares wrote:
> Bilevel images with color key masking don't work in Acrobat. I have a
> workaround in gif images to use 2 bpp instead
, that increases the size of
the PDF
which is not an ideal result. The answer may remain the same, "live
with it!" but
thought I would ask.
Thanks for the help.
Sincerely,
Jerold Sampson
Paulo Soares wrote:
> This problem has nothing to do with iText. Only PostScript Level
I tried setting the PDF version but it has no effect on this problem.
Thanks.
Jerold Sampson
porcupine wrote:
> Have you tried setting the PdfVersion? eg (java):
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> writer.setPdfVersion(PdfWriter.VERSION_1_3);
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> set this before you do document.open();
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> Jero
3Font class. You can also use bitmaps,
inline or not, to describe the glyph.
Paulo
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Subject: [iText-questions] Type 3 fonts
I notice that 1.4 has a Type
I notice that 1.4 has a Type 3 font class. Is the
BaseFont.createFont(...) method supported? If not is there some way to
include a type 3 font from an external file?
I tried using the BaseFont.createFont(..) method and get a document
exception no matter what encoding I specify. It may be that t
invalid operation inside path error when
trying to view the PDF.
If I remove the setLineDash call the PDF views fine with a solid line.
Are there and examples using this function, or does anyone have a solution to
this problem?
Sincerely,
Jerold Sampson
font c:/windows/fonts/arialuni.TTF using Identity-H.
int widths[] = fm.font.getWidths();
for (int k = 0; k < widths.length; ++k) {
widths[k] = fm.fixedWidth;
}
fm.font.setForceWidthsOutput(true);
Thanks in advance,
Jerold Sampson
Jerold R Sampson
TallPine Technologies, Inc.
www.tallpine.
attach the two PDF's if that makes sense.
They are 118kb each.
Has anyone experienced a problem like this?
Thanks,
Jerold Sampson
Jerold R Sampson
TallPine Technologies, Inc.
www.tallpine.com
303-415-1203
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cheme with
the 1 bit image? We are trying to get the best combination of performance
and file
size we can.
Can anyone shed some light on this subject? . . . I'm abit baffled by this!
Thanks,
Jerold Sampson
Jerold R Sampson
TallPine Technologies, Inc.
www.tallpine.com
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or use transparency.
The method I use today works but results in significanly larger PDF
files because the result is PDF using the RGB color model. This
is extreme overkill when the image source is 1-bit (black and white)
image data.
Thanks in advance,
Jerold Sampson
From everything I have read so far it appears that iText does not support
linearized PDF. Is this true? If so, is anyone aware of a product that
does or possibly even a post-processor that could grind up the the PDF
and restructure it?
Thanks in advance,
Jerold Sampson
Jerold R Sampson
TallPine
works. I could
start to speculate here on what might work but I think I better just ask
for advice.
I have scanned the old mail etc and not found the answer. Any help will
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jerold Sampson
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