On 12/8/03 8:09 AM, Benji Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Background:
We are trying to get an e with a line over it to show up in a PDF document
which is being generated from an XML files with fop. The character ends up
ad a pound sign in the PDF, though from the same XML file, the character
John/Chris
I am not sure I am using the correct decimal code for the glyph. The one I
think I want is x0113 (an e with a straight line over it going horizontal).
However based on what Chris gave me, that is the right one.
How do I tell if the font contains the glyph I need? (the font came from
Andeas
I read about the problems with fonts so I did encode things as WinAnsi. The
statement As shown in the above table, regardless of whether the font is
embedded or not, text generated from a CID-keyed font metrics file will
never be encoded properly led me to believe that *is* the right
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From: Benji Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I read about the problems with fonts so I did encode things as
WinAnsi. The
statement As shown in the above table, regardless of whether the font is
embedded or not, text generated from a CID-keyed font metrics file
On Mon, 2003-12-08 at 14:16, Benji Spencer wrote:
For the arial.xml file, I see that it says last-char is 255. The HTML
character representation for what I need is #275; That could be the problem?
Make sure that you work with MS Arial Unicode and not just Arial.
Unicode version of Arial
Andrea (and all)
Thanks for your help. Regenerating the metrics solved the problem. While
some functionality is missing by using CID-keyed, at least the characters
are displayed :)
Thanks for your help on this issue (and explaining the documentation a little).
Benji
Aha! It's not a _bad_ thing,
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From: Benji Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Andrea (and all)
^
s
;)
Cheers,
Andreas
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