On Feb 9, 2010, at 7:55 AM, Arthur Maciel wrote:
Kon, could not understand what should I do. Could you explain me
more, please?
Wish I could. PDF text references a glyph from a particular font using
a particular encoding. Ex: the 'A' glyph from a Type-1 Helvetica using
MacRoman. So you
On Feb 8, 2010, at 4:01 PM, Arthur Maciel wrote:
Hello!
I want to create pdf files that accept characters like áéíóúç, and
I'm using utf8 and pdf eggs. When I create the pdf files following
the given examples/test files of pdf egg, requiring and importing
utf8 egg, just changing any
Hello!
I want to create pdf files that accept characters like áéíóúç, and I'm
using utf8 and pdf eggs. When I create the pdf files following the given
examples/test files of pdf egg, requiring and importing utf8 egg, just
changing any text to the characters above preceeded by a (-string ...)
As far as I can tell pdf egg itself does not support UTF8 output as it
does not generate a unicode character map. You would have to pass in
a Latin-1 string. For example you can save your file (which I assume
is in UTF-8) as ISO-8859-1 using M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system
iso-latin-1
