1 - you will need to modify the embedding code in iText to strip out the extra
encodings.
2 - type 1 is embedded (logically) the same way as any other font type. And
iText can embed them, IIRC.
Leonard
From: Kittipat Punsanga [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [iText-questions] Embedded font for PDF/A compliance
Hi all,
I want to make existing pdf compliant with PDF/A.
I study about iText and I already get code about embedded font and create PDF/A.
For now, I have 2 problems about embedded font:
1. Symbolic True Type font :
- When I embedded Symbolic font type, like Wingdings-Regular, to pdf
file and set to pdf/a.
- I preflight with adobe and it have an error "More than one encoding
in symbolic True Type font's cmap".
- Should I embedded symbolic font in another way? How?
2. Type 1 font:
- How to check that type 1 font embedded or not?
- If can check, What should I do about embed it.
Thanks for any advice,
Best Regards
Kittipat Punsanga
Junior Java Software Developer
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