When you
call a "getFont" override that doesn't specify an encoding for the text, you
default to "WinAnsiEncoding". You can find a definition of this encoding
in Appendix D of the PDF Reference. It's a single-byte encoding with
limited support for non-English languages.
Check out
the "Fonts" examples on:
There are 3
sections covering fonts, each with 7 or 8 examples. The TrueType example
(the first one in section 3) specifically mentions Greek
characters. There's a LOT to know about fonts in PDF, but this will get
you up and running.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff Software
#include <disclaimer>
typedef std::Disclaimer<Cardiff>
DisCard;
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