Hi,
It does not display properly in PDFBox, but it displays properly in
Chrome / Edge. It fails in Firefox, Adobe Reader, Ghostscript and PDF
X-Change.
Having the font in windows doesn't help because your font is embedded
and readable in DTL OTMaster 3.7 light. Something goes wrong when
getting the correct glyph (for example, 佰 is present at position 9067 /
CFF id CID10010 / unicode 0x4f70 but isn't shown by PDFBox). An
indication that something is wrong are these messages:
Warning [PDFontFactory] Try to fix different descendant font types for
font AAAAAA+NotoSansSC-Regular
Warning [PDFontFactory] Try to fix different descendant font types for
font BAAAAA+NotoSansSC-Bold
Considering that "gold standard" Adobe fails to render this file, is it
really needed to find out why? My theory is that Chrome uses some sort
of map despite that the file has "identity", and that PDFBox searches
for CID9067 which is at position 8301 and has no glyph.
Tilman
On 11.02.2025 10:37, 李一凡 wrote:
I have uploaded the file to a website that doesn't require
registration. I've tested it, and it should be downloadable. Here is
the download link to the file.https://f2h.io/4k128j9za8nn
I'm not sure if there is an expiration date, so please download it as
soon as possible. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you!
Tilman Hausherr<thaush...@t-online.de> 于2025年2月11日周二 15:50写道：
Hi,
Attachments don't get posted. Please upload your PDF to a sharehoster
that doesn't require registration.
Tilman
On 11.02.2025 07:30, 李一凡 wrote:
Hello,
I am currently using JDK17 and pdfbox-2.0.33.jar to convert PDFs into
images on a Windows 10 system.
My PDF uses the NotoSansSC-Regular font, and it displays Chinese
characters correctly in browsers and any PDF software. However, when
using PDFBox to convert the PDF to an image, only the numbers are
displayed correctly, and all other Chinese characters are rendered as
garbled text.
I have already ensured that the font is properly installed on my
machine (the font file is NotoSansSC-Regular.ttf, downloaded from the
official Google website
<https://fonts.google.com/noto/specimen/Noto+Sans+SC?hl=zh-cn&query=noto+sans+sc>).
However, after installing it on Windows, the font name appears as
"Noto Sans SC Regular" rather than "NotoSansSC-Regular."
I debugged the program and found that the font is located on line 109
of the |PDCIDFontType0.java| file. However, there is a warning:
|WARN org.apache.pdfbox.rendering.CIDType0Glyph2D - No glyph for 16393
(CID 4009) in font AAAAAA+NotoSansSC-Regular.|
So my question is: Is it possible that the "NotoSansSC-Regular" font
used in the test.pdf is not valid? What steps should I take to ensure
that it uses the "Noto Sans SC Regular" font from my Windows system
directly?
Thank you for your help.
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