[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello sir,
please tell me if iText depends on the Mozilla engin to render the arabic
text and preview it.
The Mozilla engine has nothing to do with it.
PDF is rendered by (the) Adobe Reader (plugin).
It would be safe for you to embed the font,
so that the text will be rendered on every system
(even the ones that don't know the font).
the arabic vowels are not appear correctly.
Paulo already explained this: there's no bug in iText.
The bug is in the Font you are using.
The vowels shouldn't 'advance'.
For instance: if you use arialuni.ttf it should work.
There is a workaround for the fonts that don't follow
the Unicode specs: For all the chars in the range:
\u064b-\u0658,\u0670, \u06d6-\u06dc,
\u06df-\u06e4, \u06e7-\u06e8, \u06ea-\u06ed do:
BaseFont.setCharAdvance(char, 0);
Didn't you see Paulo's answer?
br,
Bruno
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