Hi, I’m working on an App that is using iText to dynamically
print pdfs and we want to use some non-standard True Type fonts but are having
problems with it. We are able to use the fonts in WindowsXP if you put
them in the C:\WINDOWS\Fonts directy (they automatically get installed) and
the
will all end up with negative heights... so you may have to
"normalize" them.
I recommend #3. That's what LiquidOffice does.
4)
Start off with PDF's coordinate system so you don't have to mess
around with all this stuff.
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--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
I'm trying to print some objects I have, but the work on a coordinate
system that starts in the upper left, not lower left as the pdfWriter
does by default. I've looked at the docs and there is an example of
inverting the coordinates:
PdfContentByte cb = writer.getDirectContent();
c
