i use some of the tamil fonts,like tam-bamini font in my ms office 2003 word file. i decided to convert the the file to pdf format. so, i use dopdf for the convertion. the pdf
file contains the above tamil font. then i give the pdf to my staffs. they don't have the tam-bamini font. the pdf file shows only ascii characters on their computers. but that pdf files shows the tamil characters shows correctly. i tam-bamini font is installed on my system. is any possibilities are available to merge the tamil fonts within the pdf files?
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some other font problem in the pdf file
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Make sure you install version 6.2 of dopdf as it contains an option called Embed fonts that you'll need to check when creating the pdf - this way the tamil font will be embedded in the pdf and they'll see the same thing ( this option shows on the save dialog, as presented here in the screenshot - http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/major-update-dopdf-62287 )
Posted 1 year ago # -
I used " Calibri " font writing the hole document and a special font called "Euro Sans" for the Euro logo (it's a Type 1 font).
The text in Calibri was succesfully converted but the symbol of the Euro was not displayed, or missed during the conversion.
Now I have the full text with a blank space instead of the Euro symbol.
Anyone has an idea about this trouble?TX to everyone.
JohnnyX from Italy.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Hi, dopdf does not support Type1 fonts, so you can only have the text converted in the pdf by changing it to an opentype/truetype font.
Posted 1 year ago #
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