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After you have installed a font you must tell Appx the name of the font, not the name of the font file. For example, the "Free 3 of 9" font is distributed in a file named "free3of9.ttf", but the name of the font is actually "Free 3 of 9 Regular". (you can also use "Free 3 of 9"). To find the font name, open the font file (free3of9.ttf) with Font Viewer (the easiest way to do that is to simply double-click on the font file in the Windows file manager). | |||||||
> > | After you have installed a font you must tell Appx the name of the font, not the name of the font file. For example, the "Free 3 of 9" font is distributed in a file named "free3of9.ttf", but the name of the font is actually "Free 3 of 9 Regular". (you can also use "Free 3 of 9"). To find the font name, open the font file (free3of9.ttf) with Font Viewer (the easiest way to do that is to simply double-click on the font file in the Windows file manager). | |||||||
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"enable" means that you want to enable logging "remove" means that you want PDFlib to remove any log file (of the same name) before starting The "classes" clause specifies the information you want to log (and the level of detail for each category) It would be helpful to include the log generated by this process when reporting PDF output issues. | ||||||||
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-- GaryRogers - 2010-06-01 \ No newline at end of file |