On Tuesday 19 October 2004 19:43, Wang Yifeng wrote: > I've trace the runtime of iText RtfWriter. And I've > found the root reason:when writing the font family > into the rtf output file, iText just write the raw > text of the font family name. It is fine when the font > family name is in latins but this is not correct when > the font family is Chinese(or other not-ascii > language) it should write the result of a special > ascii encoding to the rtf. Can any body tell me what > this special encoding is and how to do it. Thx!! I'll look into adding unicode support to the font names.
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