Pere Porta wrote: > > I've carefully read in your FAQ page (under tittle Q. When I convert > documents written in Russian (or Polish or Czech or any non-western > language) to PDF...) the explanations about getting letters of > non-western languages. > I'm needing to get Hebrew letters in my pdf documents. > So, when I look at Options/Preferences, Add-on, FOP, a lot (many!) of > font files appear (within C\:WINDOWS\Fonts). > So, please, which one have I to choose to get the Hebrew letters in the > resulting PDF?
I'm sorry but I don't know. I would suggest to give clicking "Use Windows® standard fonts" a try. May be Arial, Times New Roman, etc, have Hebrew glyphs. > And which is the corresponding alias? It depends on the XSLT stylesheets you are using to convert your document to other formats. Most XSLT stylesheets use mainly serif, serif-bold, serif-italic, serif-bold-italic. Therefore, you may start to experiment by mapping the font having Hebrew glyphs to serif,NOT-bold,NOT-italic. Do not forget to restart XXE each time you change the font map of FOP. -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
