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Eric Leleu commented on PDFBOX-1259:
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Hi,
This output seems to be the right one.
The font "EJCJIO+FrankRuehlCLM-Medium" is a Type1 font.
As you can see here after, the first character is the CID 2. It has a width of
481 in the Font dictionary :
34 0 obj <</BaseFont/EJCJIO+FrankRuehlCLM-Medium/Encoding 32 0 R/FirstChar
2/FontDescriptor 33 0 R/LastChar 65/Subtype/Type1/ToUnicode 19 0 R/ ...
/Widths[481 434 0 0 434...442]>>
In the Encoding dictionary, the character 2 is linked with the Character name
"afii57664" (a kind of 'N' the Hebrew letter Alef).
32 0 obj^M<</Differences[2 /afii57664/uniFB3C/afii57797/... /afii57802]
/Type/Encoding>>
I extracted the font program from the PDF ("/FontFile3 18 0 R " in the
"/FontDescriptor 33 0 R") and I read it with FontForge. According to FontForge
the width of the character 2 is 577.
And the character 2 has the same name ( "afii57664" )
If I add some debug traces in my code before the width validation, I have :
CID : 2 pdfW : 481.0 fontW : 577
This difference is too huge to flag this pdf as a PDF/A-1b
BR,
Eric
> 3.1.6 Invalid Font Definition - not your usual pdf - passes Adobe and
> pdfaPilot validation as PDF/A
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: PDFBOX-1259
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-1259
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Preflight
> Affects Versions: 1.7.0
> Environment: Linux
> Reporter: William Fausser
> Assignee: Eric Leleu
> Attachments: testXPDFA.pdf
>
>
> testXPDFA.pdf is not valid, error(s):
> 3.1.6: Invalid Font definition, Width of the character "2" in the font
> program "EJCJIO+FrankRuehlCLM-Medium"is inconsistent with the width in the
> PDF dictionary.
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