Seven of the fonts included with Adobe's Asian Font Pack can be used in a PDF document and do not need to be embedded into a PDF document when it is created. The only requirement is that the system where the PDF is being viewed should have the Asian Font Pack installed. The 7 CJK PDF fonts are accessed through static properties on the Font class:
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Japanese
- Font.HeiseiKakuGothicW5
- Font.HeiseiMinchoW3
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Korean
- Font.HanyangSystemsGothicMedium
- Font.HanyangSystemsShinMyeongJoMedium
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Simplified Chinese
- Font.SinoTypeSongLight
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Traditional Chinese
- Font.MonotypeHeiMedium
- Font.MonotypeSungLight
A CJK font can be used as follows:
[Visual Basic]
' Use a core font in a text area Page Element.
MyPage.Elements.Add( New TextArea( "CJK Text", 0, 0, 200, 12, Font.HeiseiKakuGothicW5, 16 ) )
[C#]
// Use a core font in a text area Page Element.
page.Elements.Add( new TextArea( "CJK Text", 0, 0, 200, 12, Font.HeiseiKakuGothicW5, 16 ) );
| See Also |
Font Class | ceTe.DynamicPDF.Text Namespace | Fonts And Text | Programming with Generator for .NET