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We have a little problem with fonts in PDF documents. In order to put the finger on the problem I'd like to inspect, which fonts are actually embedded in the pdf document and which are only referenced. Is there an easy (and cheap as in free) way to do...
Started by Jens Schauder on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The ones that are embedded will state this....
You will see a list of fonts.
You can display the list of fonts used in the "File" menu with the item;Properties on the resulting Dialog choose the Font tab.
Try Foxit PDF Reader .
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I am developing PDF to e-book converter which will run on a server.
I need to programmatically extract embedded fonts from PDF file to finish the project. Now I am able to extract images and text, but to display content in the Flash Player precisely I...
Started by Max on
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If the font is subsetted....
I am not sure there is any free tool that provides direct extraction of font from PDF via CLI: //extract all the font ids fontids=\ swfextract.exe #{swf\_file}|grep Fonts|cut -d\\) -f 2|sed -e}")
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I'm having trouble using Sun's PDF Renderer package to view PDFs with embedded fonts. I have the following code which creates a BufferedImage out of every page of a PDF for viewing in my application, and it works fine when there are no embedded fonts....
Started by Jon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I figured this out by changing PDF renders from PDFRenderer to PDFBox, which works much better Open Source PDF tools..
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Well basically I'm finishing school in mid December so I'm just brushing up my resume and I'm wondering if there's a way to use custom fonts (in this case Calibri and Cambria) in a PDF file and make them render correctly on all computers.
Thanks in advance...
Started by Andrew G. Johnson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You'll have to ....
PDFs don't store text and fonts like other documents, they actually convert the font.
The PDF format is capable of embedding fonts, if the font has been marked embeddable by its creator to enable it.
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I'm creating PDFs with a library, and I know next to nothing about PDF. I've been told by the people at the printers that they are having a problem with 'subsetted' fonts in the PDFs. They want me to embed the entire font to see if this is causing the...
Started by TesterTurnedDeveloper on
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The report included detailed information about ....
Commercial product Apago PDFspy extracts tons of information from a PDF file into a XML file.
Yup, the free one does it, too.
> Fonts.
Give that to you under File > Properties...
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I cannot tell you how cool it is to look at the PDF of the Canvases product. I can zip through the thing in NO TIME. How's about a PDF of the DJ Fonts showing the standard offerings for each font? It would be so much easier to leaf through and see the...
Started by deano2222 on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digitaljuice):
Are absolutely right, to be able to have a PDF of FONTS would really be awesome to be able tochoose quickly any of the 10 volumes fonts and browse through all of them at once and if printed the PDF you could family volume ....
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My colleague suggests that texniscope is somehow to blame and that I should try purging it from my system. I really hope not to have to resort to that!
Possible clues:
This wasn't an issue till I upgraded to Leopard.
When I say the fonts are screwed up...
Started by dreeves on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Can you put your foo.tex somewhere for us to test?
It seems I found keyboard shorcuts for paging, and Skim... .
Is embedding the fonts incorrectly, and they have fixed the Apple PDF library to be more strict, fonts were not a problem.
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Hi,
I've created a rptdesign file using BIRT IDE. This file contents are in Arial font, when I export the report to PDF in windows it works fine.
I uses the default viewerServlet to create reports. But when I moved the report to a linux system, all contents...
Started by Arun P Johny on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
</font-aliases> <font-paths> <path path="fonts"/>....
To include the default fonts (TNR, Courier, etc...) add the default-serif" font-family="Arial" /> ...
Available font for your PDF.
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I would like to support the default fonts provided by iPhone on my Windows server. Some of the fonts exist by default but others, such as "Zapfino" and "MarkerFelt" are not.
The idea is to create PDF files on iPhone and render them on a Windows machine...
Started by PostalMethods on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You use NSData to read them or copy them.
The iPhone system fonts are stored in /System/Fonts/Cache/ .
I think you could just purchase the fonts you don't have and install them on your windows box.
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I am using inkscape/gs on a Cent OS 5 server. Where do I need to put the fonts so that inkscape, which uses gs, will be able to find the fonts when it is rendering a pdf or ps file from a svg?
Started by Milhous on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
That's where X.org stores it's fonts and that is where.
If you want to use them system wide, you should put them in /usr/share/fonts.
I think you just have to put them into your ~/.fonts directory.
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