Re: Font Helvetica always used?
Robin Becker <[email protected]>
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On 16/06/2015 15:36, ECP Admin via reportlab-users wrote: > Thanks for answering. Yes you are right, the 14 default fonts (including > Helvetica) are always available in every PDF document. So what's the > problem? I have created a PDF document with 3 external fonts. The result is > a document that lists 3 embedded fonts and one (unused) internal font > (Helvetica). I have send this document to a german online printing service ( > flyeralarm.de), but the data check complains > and the document was rejected. The reason: Only embedded font are allowed. > Hmm ... perculiar, perhaps a gray area. In my case the Helvetica font isn't > used, so it isn't necessary to include this font. A similar document > without the Helvetica font is accepted. So my question is: Is there any > chance that you only incorporate the really used fonts in the document > header? > > Regards Klaus > ........ I've been looking at this issue from the other direction ie try to refer to a truetype font without embedding. I suspect this might be easy to fix in both cases. I will take a look at some simple cases tomorrow. -- Robin Becker