GeroChaman wrote:
> thanks Leonard fo rthe good news, i got my last question for you, how can i
> make this format change posssible?? i dont understand the type 3 font so
> much so i don't know to make it manually. thanks a lot for your reply!
Read p238 of "iText in Action" (section 8.2.3 Embeddin
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> a .FON f
> You need to parse the .FON format, and for each glyph of the .FON,
>re-code it as a Type3 CharProc. One you have the Type3 font inside
>the PDF, then you can use it like any other font in the PDF.
>Type3 fonts can be bitmapped fonts, so you can have the exact same
>thing as you se
On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:09 PM, GeroChaman wrote:
> if what you say is true, then, does the pdf format can have
> embedded .FON
> fonts?
PDF does not support .FON format fonts natively. So no, you can't
embed a .FON.
> and how? if not/impossible, how can a get a type 3 font to work wi
>then any embedded fonts MUST/WILL be used
>when printing. HOWEVER, if the fonts aren't embedded in the PDF,
>then the conforming reader is free to do whatever it wants...
if what you say is true, then, does the pdf format can have embedded .FON
fonts? and how? if not/impossible,
On Apr 26, 2008, at 5:24 AM, Paulo Soares wrote:
>> if what you say true, i'm actually losing my time working with pdf
>> format.
>
> The pdf format will never use printer fonts, if it did it wouldn't be
> portable (PDF is Portable Document Format). If you expect that from
> a pdf
> you should
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>>Printer fonts will always look better but, and this is a big but, you
>>c
>Printer fonts will always look better but, and this is a big but, you can't
>use printer fonts from a pdf. To the printer it will be just another bitmap
>with no guarantee whatsoever that it will be adjusted pixel by pixel with
>the printer needles.
if what you say true, i'm actually losing m
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>As far as I know FON files aren't supported in iText.
well i did some how solve it implementing and customizing a free font (true
type of course) that more or less seems to be printed better than the
others, the problem as i said, is that PDf has vectorial data, that the
printer seems to be rea
Bitmap fonts aren't supported by iText and only "off hand" with PDF,
using Type 3 fonts (which will require an entire recoding of the
bitmap font).
Leonard
On Apr 22, 2008, at 5:22 PM, GeroChaman wrote:
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> ok i've been working for a while with itext and it has helped me a
> lot until
> no
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GeroChaman wrote:
> ok i've been working for a while with itext and it has helped me a lot until
> now, when i found the next issue.
>
> BaseFont font = BaseFont.createFont("c:\\windows\\fonts\\Roman.fon",
> BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, BaseFont.EMBEDDED);
>
> this is the exeption sent by the JVM:
>
>
ok i've been working for a while with itext and it has helped me a lot until
now, when i found the next issue.
BaseFont font = BaseFont.createFont("c:\\windows\\fonts\\Roman.fon",
BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, BaseFont.EMBEDDED);
this is the exeption sent by the JVM:
.Font 'c:\windows\fonts\Roman.f
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