--- Graham Hannington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The home page also offers instructions that are
> probably perfectly readable
> in Japanese, or to a more experienced FOP user, but
> I have not been able to
> get anywhere with this.
>
...
> I'd really like to get JPFOP working, not just for
> th
Graham Hannington wrote:
> Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
> intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
>
> > renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
> rendered 4 times with offset.
>
> If I read this correctly, and JPFO
> FOP does not have an engine to create fonts with different weight a single
typeface definition.
Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
> renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
rend
Graham Hannington wrote:
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the "P" stands
for "Proportional") just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your email?)
FOP does not have an engine to
> This means you can only select "MS Mincho" and "MS PMincho"
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the "P" stands
for "Proportional") just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your e
Graham Hannington wrote:
This is a TrueType collection file with2 fonts
Containing the following fonts:
MS Mincho
MS PMincho
This means you can only select "MS Mincho" and "MS PMincho".
Whatever the last one is. Generate the metrics, an appropriate
userconfig and try it out:
こんに
こんに
J.Piets
> I would definitely try generating a different .xml from the same .ttc, but
change the -ttc param to say "MS Mincho Bold" (--you get the idea) See if
that works out okay.
I tried "MS Mincho Bold" and several other variations ("... bold",
"...-Bold", "... (Bold)"), but they all resulted in:
This
> -Original Message-
> From: Graham Hannington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Yep, I can see how that would be a problem... in my defence ;-),
> I was just
> copying lines in the supplied userconfig.xml that also does this.
> Is there a
> way to get TTFReader to extract separate bold, italic
Andreas, Chris,
Thanks very much for your responses.
Andreas,
> When embedding fonts, a separate metrics file should be generated for
bold, italic and bold-italic (that is, if you want them to work properly).
Right now, your userconfig maps all combinations (normal, bold, italic,
bold-italic) to
Graham Hannington wrote:
I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
For English, I use Helvetica and the system "monospace" (Courier) fonts. For
Japanese, I use MS PMincho and MS Gothic.
In the English PDFs, the fonts appear at their desired weights (such as bold
or normal).
In the Japanes
> -Original Message-
> From: Graham Hannington
>
> I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
>
>
> In the Japanese PDFs, the fonts appear at a single weight. PMincho appears
> throughout in normal weight, Gothic appears throughout in bold weight.
> Weird.
>
> MS PMincho and MS Go
I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
For English, I use Helvetica and the system "monospace" (Courier) fonts. For
Japanese, I use MS PMincho and MS Gothic.
In the English PDFs, the fonts appear at their desired weights (such as bold
or normal).
In the Japanese PDFs, the fonts appe
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