On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:09 PM, GeroChaman wrote:
> if what you say is true, then, does the pdf format can have
> embedded .FON
> fonts?
PDF does not support .FON format fonts natively. So no, you can't
embed a .FON.
> and how? if not/impossible, how can a get a type 3 font to work with
> itext form a .FON source one??
You need to parse the .FON format, and for each glyph of the .FON,
re-code it as a Type3 CharProc. One you have the Type3 font inside
the PDF, then you can use it like any other font in the PDF.
Type3 fonts can be bitmapped fonts, so you can have the exact same
thing as you see on the screen.
>
Leonard
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