Oracle Reports Pdf Fonts
We have a very strange problem, and I am not even sure this is the right place to ask this, but we have just moved to Oracle Reports 11g from 10g and when we run a report in PDF format that produces more than one page the wrong font is used in certain places. It is only in certain fields of the report (in a line for subtotals for instance) rather than the whole page.
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If we run the same report to create a single page (single record returned) the fonts are fine. If we produce an RTF version of the report we get the same effect but it uses a completely different font from the PDF version(in the test we ran it actually decide to choose wingdings as its font). If the report is run using the local PC client the problem goes away, it only manifests itself when running this on the report server itself.
The only font the report asks to use is standard Arial. Does anyone know what might be causing this? Is there anything on the server we can check?
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Adobe Pdf Fonts
Ben The includes PostScript Fonts as well as. PostScript files are located in the path IDAutomationUniversalFontAdvantageIDAutomationUniversalFontAdvantagePostScript and include.afm,.pfa, and.pfm files. For Windows users: 1. In the Universal Font Package product folder named IDAutomationUniversalFontAdvantage, double-click the sub folder named IDAutomationUniversalFontAdvantage: 2. Double-click the PostScript folder.
Oracle Font Setting
There are several IDAutomation Universal PostScript files including.pfm Posted 1336 day(s) ago. Ben Danigome, As mentioned in my previous message, the actual font is not responsible for the embedding process and all the PLL does is encode the data (it is not related to the display of the barcode other than the encoding). Verify that when you are embedding as a PDF that you are pointing to the right font. I know that many users have this issue whether they are using barcode fonts or custom fonts. Sometimes the actual font is not selected to be embedded. Beyond this information, there is not much additional support that I can provide. Posted 1340 day(s) ago.