The company I'm working bought the pcltoolsdk library.
Now I'm trying to use the font mapping file (-mapfont option, as you suggested me many months ago). Here's a little example of it:
[MapFonts]
Number=1
EmbedFont=0
[MapFont1]
PDFFont=URWGothicL-Demi
WinFont=Arial
In this way I can substitute the library font URWGothicL-Demi with the system font Arial.
What if I need to use the bold version of Arial or the italic one?
I tried to use something like that:
[MapFonts]
Number=1
EmbedFont=0
[MapFont1]
PDFFont=URWGothicL-Demi
WinFont=Arial Bold
but nothing happened.
Can you help me, please?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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"WinFont" doesn't support bold or italic fonts, however, you can choose "Arial Rounded MT" or other special fonts to make the fonts look "bold", we hoping this solution will helpful to you.
Also, you can also use "WinFont=Arial,Bold" to instead of "WinFont=Arial Bold" to try again, will you work better with "WinFont=Arial,Bold" format?
VeryPDF
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Just another question:
if, for instance, my mapfont.ini file is the following:
[MapFonts]
Number=1
EmbedFont=0
[MapFont1]
PDFFont=URWGothicL-Demi
WinFont=Arial
How can I tell the library to substitute the library font URWGothicL-Demi with, for instance, the NimbusSanL-Bold font?
In other words, I would like to substitute the use of a verypdf font
(URWGothicL-Demi) with another verypdf font (NimbusSanL-Bold).
Can I? If so, how?
Thanks in advance once again.
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Thanks for your message, "WinFont" item is can only support Windows fonts, it can't support the NimbusSanL-Bold font, however, if you can install the NimbusSanL-Bold font into your Windows system, you can use the NimbusSanL-Bold font in mapping file directly, e.g.,
[MapFonts]
Number=1
EmbedFont=0
[MapFont1]
PDFFont=URWGothicL-Demi
WinFont=NimbusSanL-Bold