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| Re: PDF emitter using wrong font [message #501333 is a reply to message #501321] |
Tue, 01 December 2009 21:32  |
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Steve,
Log a bug for this.
Jason
Steve Schafer wrote:
> On the advice of the friendly bugzilla new bug page, I'm checking here
> first to see if this is really a bug.
>
> I have a simple report with 2 data controls. Both controls have the
> font Lucida Sans. One is regular and the other is bold. The report
> renders fine in the viewer, but in PDF, the bold font renders as Times
> New Roman.
>
> I notice in my windows\fonts directory that Lucida Sans is a font family
> with 4 fonts in it, none with a font style of "bold". The closest is
> "demibold roman". My guess is that the viewer is smart enough to use
> demibold roman for bold but the PDF emitter isn't.
>
> I've played around with the fontsConfig_pdf.xml file but the best I can
> do there is to to create an alias where I make some other existing font,
> such as Impact, become Lucida Sans Demibold Roman. Then I can use
> Impact and it will render the way I want in PDF, but it still renders as
> Impact in HTML which is not what I want. It doesn't seem like I can
> just make up a new font name for an alias. If I do, it doesn't appear
> in the font dropdown.
> So...Does anyone know if there's a way I can make both PDF and HTML
> render Lucida Sans correctly as bold? Should I file a bug for this?
>
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