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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> Nobody said anything about embedding Courier. You said the problem |
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> happened when the "Nimbus" font was used, so it was suggested you |
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> embed the "Nimbus" font. |
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But I don't want to use / embed the Nimbus font at all! |
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libharu is called by HaruDoc::getFont('Courier', 'WinAnsiEncoding') |
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This *does* work - the font *is* Courier when you look at the PDF. |
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But - |
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- until ghostscript 9.55, in the PDF font properties, the font |
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was correctly named "Courier" so that every PDF reader could |
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display it; |
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- from ghostscript 9.56, in the PDF font properties, the font |
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is named "Nimbus" instead of "Courier", and some PDF readers |
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have problems to display. |
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The only "Nimbus reference" I have found is a line in the file |
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/usr/share/ghostscript/9.56.1/Resource/Init/Fontmap.GS which reads |
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/Courier /NimbusMonoPS-Regular ; |
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but this line is the same in gs 9.55 and 9.56. So I don't understand |
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what/why has changed here. |
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BTW, I now have tried to embed truetype fonts. Seems to work |
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(although the character outline is thinner, overall more "pale"). |
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File size increases from 29K to 121K - would be OK for me... |
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-Matt |
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