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  • in reply to: erro ao gerar pdf pelo JAVA
    #30153

    @PD4ML wrote:

    Could you also publish initialization of isr and fos (it is not clear what is behind them) as well as full exception stack trace?

    Agree please share more details!
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    in reply to: Unicode character not displayed, character missing in font
    #30196

    @JeroenInception wrote:

    @JeroenInception wrote:

    @PD4ML wrote:

    I reviewed a number of TTFs with “Character Map” Windows utility, and it seems #9723 (U+25FB) glyph is quite rare in TTFs. I have only found it in DejaVu family of fonts.

    So try to modify the font-family directive like that:
    from
    “font-family=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif”
    to
    “font-family: Verdana,Geneva,’DejaVu Sans’,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif”

    (Make sure DejaVu font is installed and indexed, and do not forget to substitute ‘=’ with ‘:’ in the property definition)

    Thanks, my bad for using a = instead of a :.

    I’am using the pd4fonts.properties file for loading all the fonts in the windows/fonts directory, but now I want to load this extra font DejaVu Sans from a different directory. We install our program by scripts and installing a font in windows could be a hassle especially if it would require admin-right to modify the fonts in windows.
    So do you perhaps got some tips for configuring a extra font in our own folder, or an easy way to install the script in Windows.

    As a feature request it would be nice if pd4ml would fallback to a own font that contains all symbols instead off printing a questionmark. If i’m not mistaken it’s what the browser are already doing.

    Regards,
    Jeroen

    After testing installing the font in Windows isn’t an options for us.
    Is there another font/solution we can use that’s standard available on a Windows Server.

    Excellent topic. Thank you.

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