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Re: How show Chinese an Japanese fonts

2004-09-13 20:42:22
Thanks for reponse.
But there're few questions.
How can I understand fuzzing around with the font?
How can I tel to FOP Serializer to embed only glyphs are used?
Should I write wrappers
of FOPSerializer reader of .ttf files and .ttf.xml files,  which ones
will skip font data of unused symbols for each document?


On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 01:52:20 +0200, J.Pietschmann 
<j3322ptm(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)de> wrote:
Yuri Shikalenko wrote:
The result  is processed by apache FOP serializer included into Apache 
Cocoon.

I should provide national localization.

With most languages I have no problem.
I just include to pdf embeded fonts.

But not for Chinese and Japanese.

Adobe provide Open fonts from
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrrasianfontpack.html
but them doesn't work with my result pdf stream even in both case:
1) I don't include  embeded fonts to stream
2) I don't include  embeded fonts to stream and write name of font
"Adobe Ming Std Acro L" to fo:block/@font-family
Can anyone to help?

I can't interpret this.

FOP can't use fonts which aren't installed with Adobe font manager,
which probably includes the asian font pack installed with Acrobat
Reader. In any case, you have to provide font metrics to FOP.
Get appropiate TTF fonts and embed them. The PDF will probably grow
large, fuzzing around with the font in order to minimize unused
glyphs may be necessary if this is important.

J.Pietschmann

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