When running our library jOfficeConvert to convert Word, Excel or PowerPoint documents to PDF, some of the Microsoft Windows fonts may be missing on the machine when running on Linux or Unix servers. We have done some research to identify good substitution fonts and have implemented a mechanism to specify font substitutes within our library. […]
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How to Resolve Error Rendering Page: Missing Font
When rendering a PDF document in the following Qoppa’s PDF library products: jPDFImages, jPDFPrint, jPDFProcess, jPDFViewer, jPDFNotes or jPDFEditor, you might encounter a blank page with an “Error Rendering Page” displayed in red on a page. This error happens when there is an issue with a font within the PDF document. There are 2 possible […]
Font Matching Logic when converting Word to PDF with embedded fonts
To create a PDF with embedded fonts, a local embeddable TrueType font file has to be identified for each Word document font. In the case where a local font cannot be determined for a Word document font then jWordConvert can be supplied with a single “fallback” font file path to use instead. Here is more […]
