Paulo Soares <psoares <at> consiste.pt> writes:
>
> It can be done with BaseFont.getDocumentFonts(). This will get you the
> font name and the reference to the font dictionary. From there on refer
> to the PDF reference to add the actual font stream to the font
> descriptor.
>
> Paulo
Thanks for your (Bruno and Paulo) answers!
So, I start to write the java code (follow the BaseFont.getDocumentFonts step):
ArrayList fonts = BaseFont.getDocumentFont(pdfReader);
for (int i=0; i<fonts.size(); i++) {
Object[] font = (Object[])fonts.get(i);
String fontName = (String)font[0];
PRIndirectReference fontRef = (PRIndirectReference)font[1];
// ???
}
But how can I "overwrite" the font (replace the used (old) font to an another
(new))?
I can't find that method in PRIndirectReference, or else.
So, how can I do this?
Thanks and best regards
Tibi
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