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I feel exhausted and frustrated from trying to use some of the fonts from: , e.g. Calligraphical and Handwritten Fonts, Other (mostly decorative) Fonts, etc. I have tried many of the comments/suggestions from tex.stackexchange.com and I still fail :-(. I have carefully examined the log files but nothing I saw in them was the "key" to solving the problems associated with the LaTeX code. I have been using LaTeX for over 40 years and thought I could find at least one possible solution; but, now I must stop working on this.

I am using miktex 4.9 console in the administrator mode. I have reinstalled miktex at least 7 times by now -- still font problems. The following is taken from the System Report.txt file generated by TeXstudio 4.5.1 (git 4.5.1) Using Qt Version 6.4.2, compiled with Qt 6.4.2 RTeXstudio (4.5.1):

Can you compile with lualatex? Yes, it's in MiKTeX. You text must be utf-8 encoded (I believe even Windows does that, nowadays). Your fonts must be *.otf or *.ttf but NOT the old Type 1 PostScript fonts. They do not need to come from TeX (even system fonts will work). Try this, compiled with lualatex:

You will get a dialog box informing you that there are missing extrema,wrong direction, self-intersection. Ignore that, and generate the font.The messages are meaningful, but not worth fixing without expertise.

In a place such as your TEXMFHOME directory, create fonts/opentype/initialsand drop a copy of Starburst.otf in there. Then refresh the files(MiKTeX has a button to press, Linux uses command mktexlsr).

run in a terminal the command luafindfont and you'll get the complete list of fonts which can be used by the different latex engines. Fonts in the directory .../opentype/. or .../truetype/ or in a system directory can only be used with lualatex/xelatex and all other by pdflatex :

Mondia Free Typeface Mondia is a modern serif font family with 18 fonts inspired by transitional and contemporary typefaces. Mondia has been designed with high-contrast character ratio to give an elegant touch, and...

After this, I tried to generate PDFs using Georgia and Times New Roman fonts (Got font files from C:/Windows/Fonts). Those pdf files also have the same issue. They also give the exact garbled text as Georgia Pro on copy/paste.

My pdf-react/renderer version was 1.6.8. Now, I upgraded it to 2.1.1. But no difference.I fount a similar question in Stack Overflow :React-PDF Display Text has different value when Copied. I don't have birdfont program installed in my system.Please help me to find a solution.

I've been trying to realize how to use some font files I have here. In short I'm creating a simple PDF, but I need to use a specific font. I have some files which are fonts of type "Postscript Type 1". Having read the feature list of TCPDF I understand that this is/should be supported :)

But I'm at loss on how to use these files.. The Documentation for TCPDF->AddFont() says "Imports a TrueType or Type1 font and makes it available. It is necessary to generate a font definition file first with the makefont.php utility". Reading this it seems this is the place to import my font, but it says that I need to generate some definitions using the utility I believe is makefontuni.php.

Looking at this i don't see how it can ever continue execution beyond this unless it is given a TTF file (this because in the else-statement, $type is checked and, as far as I can see in the rest of the code, it will not be "TrueTypeUnicode", and the die() will execute. And if we give it ($fontfile) a file which is not .ttf then it will die() also..).

A couple of starting questions (have Googled, but without much luck):

1) What is this UFM that is mentioned quite a lot? TTF seems to be a font file format, which I would also guess Type 1 to be, but is Type 1 and UFM the same?

2) What's this Font Suitcase thing? Do I need it to use my font file with TCPDF? If so, in what way/how?

First off I realized that the font information of the files I have in OS X are stored in the resource fork of the files, and I didn't know how to get that info into a data-fork-only file, so that PHP could read it. I finally did a `cp FontFile/rsrc NewFontFile, and it at least put some contents into the new file. When I ran this through makefont.php though, using MakeFont('', NewFontFile, ''), ReadAFM() says "FontName not found". This pretty much made me give up hope as of now, and move on to trying to get a simple TTF font usable, using the instructions from/with makefontuni.php.

As I'm on OS X and neither ttf2ufm.exe nor ttf2ufm (the binary) works here I fired up Virtual PC. I first tried using a ACaslonPro-Regular.otf (OpenType font), calling it like: ttf2ufm -a -F ACaslonPro-Regular.otf. This gave me "Can't detect front-end parser, using 'bdf' by default. ... *file does not contain the CHARS definition". I tried again using: ttf2ufm -a -F -p ttf ACaslonPro-Regular.otf, but of course this didn't work, I got: "*Unknown File Version number [4f54544f], or not a TrueType file". This file is in Linotype FontExplorer X marked as "OpenType (PostScript flavored)".

I then tried ttf2ufm -a -F Chalkboard.ttf, a from-the-start .ttf-file, and this seems to have worked with ttf2ufm. I got some new files, same basename but suffixes .afm, .t1a, .ufm. Then I ran makefontuni.php Chalkboard.ttf Chalkboard.ufm, and got "Font file compressed (Chalkboard.z), CIDToGIDMap created and compressed (Chalkboard.ctg.z), Font definition file generated (Chalkboard.php)", i.e. a positive reply. However, using this font with AddFont() and SetFont() only gets me a square box for each char (which is plain a-z) when I try it out.

Can someone please help me out? My main question right now is: Howcome my Chalkboard test doesn't display any chars?

Also I'm still a bit lost as to what exactly I need to do, and what (kind of) files I need to, be able to use custom Type 1 fonts with TCPDF. To sum it up i only got half-way with a true TTF, nothing with Type 1 yet.

Yay, using FontForge I've been able to generate TTF files for the fonts I have tried so far, and then used ttf2ufm to create a .ufm file, and then makefontuni.php to get the .z, .ctg.z and .php files and then successfully use them in my PDF. It seems that the old tool, makefont.php, doesn't handle Unicode at all? Or I'm just lost. In any case, if generating TTF from Type1 using FontForge doesn't screw up the fonts or anything, I guess this is the way to go.

I downloaded FontForge ( ), opened my font file and selected Generate Font from the File menu. Here I got to choose generating a Type 1 font and that an AFM file should be generated. So I did, and was then able to run makefont.php (in the old/makefont/ folder), and got a .php-file for my font. It seems though that theres a whole bunch of (I guess glyph, or something like that) references like: chr(x)=>, chr(y)=>, i.e. where the value of the reference in the $cw array isn't present. I'm not sure what this means or what I should do about it, I'll continue to play around in FontForge to see if there's anything there to do, or I'll try just adding something to the references..

I have tried posting this question on the users list and stackOverflow, but no luck ... other than Tilman Hausher's suggestion that I log an enhancement request ... so here it is - it would be beyond wonderful if you might consider supporting OTF fonts in PDF.

Here's the background - I've just (last week) downloaded the latest PDFbox source from github and am trying to create a HelloWorldOTF.java, based on the HelloWorldTTF.java example, with the hope of creating a PDF file which uses an OTF font (in this case, Adobe Caslon Pro Regular) to add text to the output PDF.

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