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In the call
to BaseFont.createFont(), the last parameter is BaseFont.NOT_EMBEDDED. I'd
guess (though I don't have the source/javadoc in front of me) that there's a
corresponding BaseFont.EMBED constant.
Ah:
BaseFont.EMBEDDED. That last parameter is just a boolean.
Embedding is
a pretty basic function of PDF fonts. I suggest you study
up:
The font-specific section:
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
#include <disclaimer>
typedef std::Disclaimer<Cardiff> DisCard;
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 then load them with iText as in the
examples. The problem is that when we deliver the application we don’t
want to install the fonts on the system, us there anyway that iText can use
the .ttf file to write the pdf then maybe embed the font in the pdf itself for
viewing? Thanks for the help,
John
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