Fonts do not work in PDF documents or embedding utilities
When creating PDF documents with barcode fonts or using other barcode
font utilities, the resulting barcode field document displays text instead
of the intended barcode font.
This problem can usually be solved by one of the following methods:
- The font may not actually be embedded in the resulting PDF document,
therefore, the software must be told to embed the font or to embed the
result as a graphic.
- In Adobe products, deselect the "Compress Text and Line Art" option,
under the "Compression" tab when exporting the document to a PDF format.
- Some embedding utilities do not generally support custom fonts.
This will require working with the vendor by supplying a font for testing.
An IDAutomation font may be supplied to a vendor with an agreement to
delete the font when testing is completed.
- If PostScript fonts are being used, refer to the
PostScript FSType Error KB Article.
- IDAutomation
fonts dated July 2003, and later, have been created without symbol
encoding and may solve these issues.
Download
the current version of the font by activating the
Priority Support
& Upgrade Subscription. Applications that have problems with symbol-encoded fonts usually involve
embedding or generating documents and files, such as PDF document creation
utilities. The following PDF creation
utilities can be used with symbol-encoded fonts without any problems:
- Adobe Distiller (the latest version supports symbol encoding)
- BroadGun Software
PDF Machine
6.2 (earlier versions have problems with symbol fonts)
- Crystal Reports 9.1 and the version distributed with Visual
Studio .NET can save reports as PDF documents.
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