Hi.
I need to get fonts in FOP not via url but in RESOURCE mode, 'cause i have
the files (xml and ttf both) under the directory WEB-INF.
How can i access the fonts via Resource.
Thanks in advance
bye
Antonio
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Hello,
I need to include a new font in FOP.
I already generate a new xml file of the font comic.ttf
(ttfcomic.xml), and in the userconfig.xml added the new font.
font metrics-file=ttfcomic.xml kerning=yes
embed-file=c:\windows\fonts\comic.ttf
font-triplet name=ComicSansMS style=normal weight
Nuno
I am also working on a similar issue which involves Japanese fonts but dont
have it in a working condition. These are the points I have learned in
process.
1) Open the ttfcomic.xml and see whats the name given in the font-name
tag? This name should match the
ComicSansMS as you have
need to know, what and how do I need to configure?
Nuno
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I am also working on a similar issue which involves Japanese
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Hi all,
I am very new to xsl-fop and to the world of xml and xsl. I am
currently working on creating dynamic pdf using coldfusion mx and FOP. I
am using Nate Nelson's tutorial published in ColdFusion Dev Journal.
Everything is working great, except I want to embed couple of fonts into
my pdf
: embedding fonts into all dynamically generate pdfs using
coldfusion and fop.
Hi all,
I am very new to xsl-fop and to the world of xml and xsl. I am
currently working on creating dynamic pdf using coldfusion mx and FOP. I
am using Nate Nelson's tutorial published in ColdFusion Dev Journal.
Everything
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}
}
My userconfig.xml file contains the following entries:
fonts
font metrics-file=arial.xml kerning=yes
embed-file=arial.ttf
font-triplet name=Arial style=normal
weight=normal/
font-triplet name=ArialMT style=normal
weight=normal/
/font
font metrics-file=arialbd.xml kerning=yes
embed
Hello;
I have looked around for examples of this but have not found anything.
Is there a way to define all the attributes (font-family, start-indent, etc)
for fo:block used in the document?
Thanks,
Luke
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Hello;
I have looked around for examples of this but have not found anything.
Is there a way to define all the attributes (font-family
Hah hah. Just like that. Thanks!
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Hello;
I have looked around for examples
, at 12:42 PM, Luke Shannon wrote:
Hah hah. Just like that. Thanks!
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On Jan 18, 2005, at 12:26 PM, Luke Shannon wrote:
Hello;
I have looked
David P. Nesbitt wrote:
I am trying to use FOP from with an application
deployed on JBoss with a single ear file. My goal is
to have all font metrics, font files, and image files
loaded from within the war file embedded in the ear
file. The fop.jar is in the WEB-INF/lib directory of
the war
OpenType fonts are very similar to TrueType fonts. TTFReader should be
able to read most high-quality OTF fonts. There's no guarantee that
it'll work, though.
On 28.12.2004 20:35:23 Stimpmania wrote:
is it possible to use Open Type Fonts (.otf) with FOP, since there is
only a TTFReader
Hello,
is it possible to use Open Type Fonts (.otf) with FOP, since there is only a
TTFReader and a PFMReader coming with FOP to generate Font Metrics.
Thanks in regard,
Jan Christe
Manoel Veríssimo dos Santos Neto schrieb:
How can I keep the line feed of text in the block tag???
Manoel
Can someone tell me where I can purchase some fonts to use with
Fop, or what exact product from Adobe I should purchase?
Thanks a lot.
Jay
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Some thoughts:
- You can probably use the fonts installed on your system without having
to purchase a separate license. You simply have to be careful about
embedding the font because some fonts don't allow that (TTFReader will
tell you). Also, look into the license text of the respective fonts so
I come to the same question as Peter B. West posted 06/2004.
I am converting html reports to pdf reports and needs the basic
fonts that IE and netscape suport. I do not mind to purchase the
fonts, if it is not too expensive.
Peter and Paul, did you find out some solution to get some
high
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fonts
font metrics-url=file:C:/Dev/FOP/temp/fonts/FUTURAL.ttf.xml
kerning=no embed-url=file:C:/Dev/FOP/Temp/fonts/FUTURAL.ttf
font-triplet name=Futura style=normal weight=200/
font-triplet name=Futura style=normal weight=normal
Hello,
My English is not good (sorry...) but...:)
I've got problem with PS render (i use FOP 0.20.5) and embedding fonts
TTF (encoding ISO-Latin-2).
I have to generate 20 pages (or more) using FOP and i don't want use
Acrobat Reader to convert the PDF to PS (too many times): acroread
Thanks again. We have one more question.
Could You please point out someone (maybe You) who can add this feature
to FOP library (creating PS files using ISO-Latin-2 fonts without using
any external programms or installing fonts directly on printers etc.) as
we are not familiar enough
files using ISO-Latin-2 fonts without using
any external programms or installing fonts directly on printers etc.) as
we are not familiar enough with PostScript to do this.
How much would it cost?
Is it possible to achieve in a month time since now?
All we need is jar file (or part of it) easily
Jacek Wojcik wrote:
Thanks again. We have one more question.
Could You please point out someone (maybe You) who can add
this feature to FOP library (creating PS files using
ISO-Latin-2 fonts without using any external programms or
installing fonts directly on printers etc.) as
we
Jacek Wojcik wrote:
Thanks again. We have one more question.
Could You please point out someone (maybe You) who can add
this feature to FOP library (creating PS files using
ISO-Latin-2 fonts without using any external programms or
installing fonts directly on printers etc.) as
we
Hello,
I can't use relative path to my fonts file (xml + ttf). Even if I use the fontBaseDir property in the Configuration fop's object.
I need to do that because my app will be deployed on different platform using a single JAR file which contains all the needed fonts stuff (there is not shared
can't use relative path to my fonts file (xml + ttf). Even if I use the fontBaseDir property in the Configuration fop's object.
I need to do that because my app will be deployed on different platform using a single JAR file which contains all the needed fonts stuff (there is not shared server which
driver = new Driver(new InputSource(new StringReader(myXmlString)),
response.getOutputStream());
...
driver.setRenderer(Driver.RENDER_PDF);
try {
driver.run();
} catch (Exception e) {
...
}
I have a custom fopconfig.xml, because I need to use local fonts
\Fonts\times.ttf
font-triplet name=TimesCS style=normal weight=normal /
font-triplet name=TimesCS style=normal weight=bold /
/font
...
This configuration works ok. But it seems impossible to change
filesystem paths to relative ones - the font metrics aren't found.
--
S
Ondra Nekola wrote:
This configuration works ok. But it seems impossible to change
filesystem paths to relative ones - the font metrics aren't found.
There is a fontBaseURL for setting a base URL for
resolving relative paths to font metrics files.
I think it should be possible to create an
John Root wrote:
Edward,
Actually, this is not that difficult, however it's not well documented.
You'll need to set up a configuration file for FOP, convert the fonts that
you plan to use for your application, and add the info for the converted
fonts to the config file. This procedure is fairly
a configuration file for FOP, convert the fonts that
you plan to use for your application, and add the info for the converted
fonts to the config file. This procedure is fairly well documented (adding
fonts to FOP).
Actually you missed the point of this thread. What you've described is how to
set up
Hi Simon,
you mean that you succeed in using a non base14 font for pdf rendering in your application! Will you release the code soon (on the cvs? or your website )?
Because honestly, that would really be helpfull!
Edward
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Edward,
Actually, this is not that difficult, however it's not well documented.
You'll need to set up a configuration file for FOP, convert the fonts that
you plan to use for your application, and add the info for the converted
fonts to the config file. This procedure is fairly well documented
actually added to the list of fonts that FOP uses. If usage of the
font is successful, is another matter, for which I am not very
knowledgeable.
Regards, Simon
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On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 11:00:08AM +0200, tango ray wrote:
Add a font in fop app is really hard !!!
Chris warned you, this version of FOP is under heavy
development. Support for user configuration and adding fonts is
patchy.
Well, was, I hope. I have just committed code which enables using
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Subject: Re: Trouble embbeding fonts
Israel Romero Fijo wrote:
Hi!!!
I'm trying to config Fop for embedding my fonts, but obviously don't do
it.
Font embedding works for True Type
Hi!!!
I'm trying to config Fop for embedding my fonts,
but obviously don't do it.
I'm trying to load file userconfig.xml from java
using...
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File
userConfigFile = new
File("C:\\fop\\userconfig.xml");
Options options = new
Options();
options.loadUsercon
Israel Romero Fijo wrote:
Hi!!!
I'm trying to config Fop for embedding my fonts, but obviously don't do it.
Font embedding works for True Type Fonts in PDF. Your code and user config
file look okay. Why do you think Font embedding hasnt worked? Is there an
error message during rendering
thanxs,
you're right: strokesvgtext is the key. with strokeSVGText=true the text
will be rendered as graphic instead of text. exact what i wanted.
my fault, i tought both versions (windows and unix) were the same...
markus
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Are your userconfig.xml files the same? This
in my xsl-fo file i use an own font-family converted from a ttf font.
this works very well. but when i run fop with -nocopy -noedit -o
secret then my acrobat can't read the (embeded) font information and
tries to use a default font. which makes the dokument look very odd...
is this a bug?
Are your userconfig.xml files the same? This sounds like a difference in
the strokeSVGText
(http://xml.apache.org/fop/configuration.html#svg-strokeSVGText)
config entry. Also, since this happens in an SVG/Batik context this may
be due to differences between the Windows und Linux font subsystems.
Yes, I think this is a known bug. I'm too lazy to look up the Bugzilla
entry, but it has to do with the way encryption is implemented in FOP
0.20.5. Not all PDF elements are properly encrypted. This is already
fixed in FOP Dev but I guess that won't help you right now.
On 20.06.2004 11:35:19
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Sun, Jun 06, 2004 at 12:45:00AM +1000, Peter B. West wrote:
What did you download, and where did you get the pfm fonts? I have just
downloaded the unix distribution, and it includes only afm and pfb fonts.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gs-fonts/
I am guessing
and afm directories
respectively. The pc download contains afm and fonts directories. The
afm directory contains afm files, and the fonts directory contains pfb
files and the pfmfiles directory. In the latter directory are the pfm
files.
The afm files are text files, while the pfms
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 07:13:36PM +0200, J.Pietschmann wrote:
Ghostscript and KDE come with completely free fonts, and I've seen
TTF conversion for them. I'm just too lazy right know to search through
their distributions for the actual font names and fedd this into Google.
I als vaguely
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 07:13:36PM +0200, J.Pietschmann wrote:
Ghostscript and KDE come with completely free fonts, and I've seen
TTF conversion for them. I'm just too lazy right know to search through
their distributions for the actual font names and fedd this into Google.
I
On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 12:31:36PM +1000, Peter B. West wrote:
The American Mathematical Society has the copyright on the Computer
Modern fonts. http://www.ams.org/tex/type1-fonts.html
These are available in Type 1 format. In addition, there are
AMS-developed fonts for mathematics
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 12:31:36PM +1000, Peter B. West wrote:
The American Mathematical Society has the copyright on the Computer
Modern fonts. http://www.ams.org/tex/type1-fonts.html
These are available in Type 1 format. In addition, there are
AMS-developed fonts
Paul Tremblay wrote:
I have these fonts on my system. But I don't see any font.pfb file.
Well, I think I've seen ready-to-use TTF for the fonts coming
with GhostScript elsewhere, I just don't remember the Google
query to get them.
J.Pietschmann
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Sat, Jun 05, 2004 at 03:54:39PM +1000, Peter B. West wrote:
quote
These fonts are available in Macintosh and PFB (binary Type 1) outline
formats. Users requiring the fonts in PFA (ASCII Type 1) form should
convert them with the aid of one of the following tools
On Sun, Jun 06, 2004 at 12:45:00AM +1000, Peter B. West wrote:
What did you download, and where did you get the pfm fonts? I have just
downloaded the unix distribution, and it includes only afm and pfb fonts.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gs-fonts/
I am guessing that this site
On Sat, Jun 05, 2004 at 02:16:59AM -0400, Paul Tremblay wrote:
I also notice that with cmb10, I get only a limited range of characters,
up to unicode values 128 (ASCII).
cmb10 is one of the original Computer Modern fonts of Donald
Knuth. All these fonts contain 128 characters. On a X Window
, the distinction doesn't matter all that much
anyway.
I thought the rendering of the font was done by the program. Also, what
exactly is hinting? Is that not some technique to make a font look
better?
It is a technique which makes scaled down glyphs look better. Remember,
TrueType fonts are used
On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 06:04:32PM +0100, Mike Brodbelt wrote:
I don't know the details for PostScript fonts, but TrueType fonts are
considered as small programs which, when executed with the correct font
engine, draw the correct glyphs on the screen. While the glyph shapes
themselves can't
matter all that much
anyway.
I thought the rendering of the font was done by the program. Also, what
exactly is hinting? Is that not some technique to make a font look
better?
It is a technique which makes scaled down glyphs look better. Remember,
TrueType fonts are used to generate glyph bitmaps
for PostScript fonts, but TrueType fonts are
considered as small programs which, when executed with the correct font
engine, draw the correct glyphs on the screen. While the glyph shapes
themselves can't be copyrighted, the program that is a ttf file (or
other type of font) can be, and the hinting alogrigthms
in the shape of
all the Bookman fonts, twiddle with the shapes until they are exactly right,
and realease my fonts with no copyright restrictions. It turns out that
doing this is pretty difficult. Still, it is a worthwhile endeavor for
someone who is skilled at creating fonts to create knockoffs
I think I'm getting the hang of installing fonts in fop, but I can't
find any site where I can download high-quality fonts.
I think adobe Type 1 fonts are preferable? I would like to have some of
the fonts I am use to, such as Bookman, New Century Schoolbook, etc.
Can anyone point me to a site
Can't you just grab them out of the windows/fonts directory? Or am I
talking out my clack?
Chris.
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Subject: Where to download high-quality fonts
I think I'm
On Wed, May 26, 2004 at 11:45:04AM +1000, Chris Warr wrote:
Can't you just grab them out of the windows/fonts directory? Or am I
talking out my clack?
Can you? I have a linux box. My girlfriend has a Macintosh, which puts
fonts in some type of suitcase. If you can just grab those high
Pretty sure that's how we got our Arial font in there, don't know about the
legal issues though.
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On Wed, May 26
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Hi,
snip /
Anyone every take a Windows font and use it in fop?
Sure! Happens all the time... Concerning Chris' question about the legal
issues, that's a whole different story (--the details of which I'm not too
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Since I am new to font creation, what is reason for the better
performance?
The best I can determine is that with WINANSI, we access the encoded
letters directly and with CID we access the glyphs to build the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I am new to font creation, what is reason for the better performance?
The best I can determine is that with WINANSI, we access the encoded
letters directly and with CID we access the glyphs to build the
letters??
For a winansi encoding, the glyph indexes are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
During performance tuning, I came across the issue of non Base-14 fonts
killing performance. I have a pdf that renders in 20 seconds using the
Helvetica font but when the font is changed to a ttf file via the
userconfig.xml, the render time takes 2 minutes or more.
When
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
During performance tuning, I came across the issue of non Base-14 fonts
killing performance. I have a pdf that renders in 20 seconds using the
Helvetica font but when the font is changed to a ttf file via the
userconfig.xml, the render time takes 2 minutes or more
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Please respond to performance
During performance tuning, I came across the issue of non Base-14 fonts
killing performance. I have a pdf that renders in 20 seconds using the
Helvetica font but when the font is changed to a ttf file via the
userconfig.xml, the render time takes 2 minutes or more.
I have tried to create my
fonts.
What glyphs do you expect to appear? Unicode characters 128 to 159 are
control characters, after all (see code charts at http://www.unicode.org).
BTW: there's no such thing as lower ASCII. ASCII is a 7-bit encoding.
Regards, Julian
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On 1/1/04 3:54 PM, Petr van Blokland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know where to search for the problem that characters
#130; to #159; are displayed as # characters.
# characters appear in the output when there is no glyph for that character
code in the selected font.
John
Dear list,
happy 2004.
Does anyone know where to search for the problem that characters
#130; to #159; are displayed as # characters. The other characters
(lower ascii and beyond #160) are displaying fine. Is this an encoding
problem? I seem to get the same result for all fonts.
Kind regards
Hi!
To process all fonts in a directory, you could do the following:
1. create a batch-file for the command containing (i called it fnts.bat):
java -cp build\fop.jar;lib\avalon-framework.jar;lib\xml-apis.jar;
lib\xercesImpl.jar;lib\xalan.jar
Hi,
I want to add more fonts to FOP.
I do it something like this:
java -cp build\fop.jar;lib\avalon-framework.jar;lib\xml-apis.jar;
lib\xercesImpl.jar;lib\xalan.jar
org.apache.fop.fonts.apps.TTFReader
C:\windows\fonts\cmr10.ttf ttfcm.xml
Since there are so many fonts
Hi,
I want to integrate some extra fonts into my java-application that creates
pdf from xml/xsl-Files.
My Java so far (Creates a pdf from a StreamSource):
//Java
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream
Jonny Pony wrote:
Since there are so many fonts and it is a lot of work , I was wondering
if there is a site with already made Font-XML-Files?
There is no such site AFAIK. One possible problem is Copyright. The
other problem is: how should anybody know which fonts you intend to
use?
J.Pietschmann
Jonny Pony wrote:
So how can I work with the config-file and font-XMLs and *.TTFs in my code?
See
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#config-external
(I don't want to have absolute paths, like
embed-file=file:///C:/Windows/Fonts/AriBlk.ttf in my code)
Has anyone got sample code
see nothing?
And one more question:
Is there a simple way to integrate the fonts right away in the package, so I
don't have to register the fonts in my code every time. What I mean:
Modify the source-code of fop, compile it and don't worry about extra
registering.
Thanks
Jonny
From
nothing?
The fonts (--or more accurately, the glyphs used in the file) will be
embedded in the PDF, so he can safely open your file and look at the same
result you are seeing.
And one more question:
Is there a simple way to integrate the fonts right away in the
package, so I
don't have to register
for
the multiple weight
fonts, but also because it appears to fix the FOP
line break issue in
Japanese (where lines can sometimes begin with a
punctuation mark).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Graham Hannington
A search on JPFOP and its author gave a
Japanese-language XML ML--
http
As a workaround you can use GhostScript to convert the PDF files to
PostScript. The EPS files will processed correctly this way.
On 03.12.2003 09:24:57 Krister Wicksell Eriksson wrote:
I'm trying to get the cid-fonts.fo example working with ps output but get the
error.
[WARNING] Only
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 email
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
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
/index.html
Yes, printing the glyph 4 times might be acceptable for printing, but not
for searching or indexing. See also:
http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/C/C_japanese.jhtml
Also, keep in mind FOP's current limitations WRT fonts in general:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html
Victor Mote
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
-Original Message-
From: Graham Hannington
I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
snip /
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 Gothic
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 Japanese
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
and bold-italic XML
metrics files from a single .ttc? (This is assuming that the .ttc *does
actually* contain the bold etc. glyphs, as per Chris's point, below.)
If it does, it probably has a separate name for each series of glyphs for
the different weights/styles (haven't used any embedded fonts
in:
This is a TrueType collection file with2 fonts
Containing the following fonts:
MS Mincho
MS PMincho
java.io.IOException: Failed to read font
at org.apache.fop.fonts.TTFFile.readFont(Unknown Source)
at org.apache.fop.fonts.apps.TTFReader.loadTTF(Unknown Source
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:
fo:block font-family='MS
Hello list!
I am wondering how to embed fonts in PDF generated with FOP? I know how
to do it with command line -c userconfig.xml, which involves creating
metrics files.
How can I use those metrics in FOP java API? An example would be great.
Bob
Please read the manual at
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#config-external
On 25.11.2003 13:36:26 Borut Bolcina wrote:
I am wondering how to embed fonts in PDF generated with FOP? I know how
to do it with command line -c userconfig.xml, which involves creating
metrics files.
How
Hello All,
I have converted as XML-FO with SVG as foreign
object to pdf using FOP. I have certain fonts in SVG
which needs to be written and not drawn. To enable
this, i have included a configuration file with the
font metrics of the fonts included. The pdf that i
have generated using
Anuradha Sundararajan wrote:
I have converted as XML-FO with SVG as foreign
object to pdf using FOP. I have certain fonts in SVG
which needs to be written and not drawn. To enable
this, i have included a configuration file with the
font metrics of the fonts included. The pdf that i
have
Johannes Stuermer wrote:
Has there been any movement in this area?
No. Encryption wount be fully implemented in the maintenance branch.
Can this problem be avoided by
using Adobe fonts?
If you mean built-in, then yes, encryption works if you use
one of the built-in default fonts (because
, PDF Encryption Custom fonts
Johannes Stuermer wrote:
Has there been any movement in this area?
No. Encryption wount be fully implemented in the maintenance branch.
Can this problem be avoided by
using Adobe fonts?
If you mean built-in, then yes, encryption works if you use
one of the built
Chris Bowditch wrote:
The code in HEAD of CVS has PDF encryption fully implemented. However,
it is lacking support for key FO constructs, and is currently unusable
in real world scenarios.
Testing and detailed new bug reports are welcome though. I just
can't make promises anything gets fixed
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