> Hi.
>
> I found a solution, but not a rather good one:
>
> cb.showText((char) 196);
>
> will indeed write an "Ã", but that can't really be the only solution,
> can it? I would have to parse my whole text and replace the characters,
> which would rather ... suck?!
>
> There has to be some other way.
> regards, ulf
Hi Ulf,
no idea if it helps, but I use the FontFactory
FontFactory.registerDirectory(m_sFontFolder);
Font font = FontFactory.getFont
(sFontName,BaseFont.WINANSI,true,size,fontStyle);
and have no problems.
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