You should also have a look at the FontFactory, which can be used to
register system fonts on your machine- look at functions like
registerDirectories() and registerDirectory(). You should then be able
to get the PS name for a font (I think) from java.awt.Font and then use
this to look up in th
ColumnText and PdfPTable.
(It's better to stay on the mailing list)
Best Regards.
Paulo Soares
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From: Neil Taylor [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 11:45
To: Paulo Soares
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] multipage display on one page o
Hi,
I am writing an application where there is a feature to print multiple
pages onto each sheet in the PDF. Therefore if I had a document with 6
pages, and chose to print 4 pages per sheet, then I would end up with a
2 page PDF with four 'pages' arranged on the first sheet and two
'pages' arr
2004, at 04:30 pm, Paulo Soares wrote:
Use DefaultFontMapper to get the font. The fonts need to be registered first.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 15:47
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Hi,
I am working with iText on MacOS X 10.2 and I am a little confused by fonts. I am trying to integrate iText into an existing application. The application provides the user with access to a list of available fonts on the system - retrieved via the java.awt.Font class. I need to take the selec
