How to use senthamizh fonts in word 2016, the font layout not in your keyman desktop, how to use the font??? Please help ... The senthamizh font (SMZTH ) font is not unicode , how to use it??
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I wouldn't believe I have been stuck on this for one hour, but it seems the fonts for extended unicode characters are not easyly available as TTF / OTF for use on computers, especially with graphic software where unicode fallback doesn't work
especifically I looking for the so called Math bold script
somehting like : 𝓓𝓮𝓶𝓸 𝓯𝓸𝓷𝓽 𝓐𝓑𝓒𝓖𝓟 𝓮𝓻𝓽𝓷𝓭 (<- those are extended chars)
as in https://textfancy.com/font-converter/
as imagen at: https://snipboard.io/fNYd7w.jpg
(becouse I am not sure we all see the same glyphs)
Note: what I am looking for, is a standrd TTF font, which normal glyphs are equal to those extended glyphs, meaning that the A looks like the 𝓐, B like 𝓑, and so on. So I could use the font as normal font in every software.
The STIX math fonts support the Unicode Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block.
https://www.stixfonts.org/
https://github.com/stipub/stixfonts
(Note: the variable fonts don't include support for that block of characters; only the static fonts do.)
Please note the intended use of those Unicode characters, as pointed out in the STIX project:
The sans serif, fraktur, script, etc., alphabets in Plane 1 (U+1D400-U+1D4FF) are intended to be used only as technical symbols.
We are using JasperReports to export pdf. It's working fine for
English :
Font -> Helvetica
Encoding -> CP1252
Japanese :
Font -> KozMinPro-Regular
Encoding -> UniJIS-UCS2-H
But not working for Korean Languages.
I set font and encoding in java as foillows:
JRDesignReportFont font = new JRDesignReportFont();
font.setPdfEncoding("KozMinPro-Regular");
font.setPdfFontName("UniGB-UCS2-H");
I need the exact Font and Encoding Names.
Please give your suggestions.
"KozMinPro-Regular" is Japanese FontName and "UniGB-UCS2-H" is Chinese encoding.
For Korean language
font.setPdfFontName("HYSMyeongJo-Medium");
font.setPdfEncoding("UniKS-UCS2-H");
I am trying to print Unicode (for Hindi printing) using ZPL on Zebra printer ZDR500R. I am sending unicode file through 'Send file' in 'Tools' properties of Zebra printer. I have used various fonts like 'NT20WGL4.FNT', 'NK20WGL4.FNT', 'MONOBD15.FNT', H24.FNT', 'H12.FNT' etc. But none of them worked to print Hindi.
I am using following code for printing.
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^XA
^LH100,150
^CWT,E:MONOBD1524.FNT
^CFT,30,30
^CI28
^FT0,0^FH^FDTesting 1 2 3^FS
^FT0,50^FH^FD_905_924_93E_930_93F^FS
^FT0,100^B3^FDAAA001^FS
^XZ
-------------------------------------------
Here 905, 924, 93E, 930, 93F are unicode for hindi characters.
Plz help , how can i print Hindi characters of Unicode? Which Zebra font (.FNT) should i use?
Thanks & Regards.
The fonts you mentioned may not have the Hindi characters in them. Convert a TrueType font that has them (e.g., Mangal) to a Zebra FNT. The Zebra setup utility should be able to convert a TTF to an FNT for you.
Mangal comes with Windows. If you're not running Windows, you can find free Devanagari fonts lots of places online.
I am using iReport Designer 4.0.1 and generating the tamil reports, while I'm generating the reports most of the tamil characters are not supported.
In report preview I'm getting the exact character what I am expecting but while I am saving that as PDF i am not getting the exact character what i expected.
In my .jrxml file the values are correct but in pdf it's not displaying the exact characters.
I am using the Arial Unicode.TTF for tamil fonts.
I am working in Linux platform.
Please help me how to solve the issues.
Are you using any resource bundle which could be directly referred in text field properties using $R{first.name} where first.name is a property in properties file.
Let me know if this helps.
Also, please check if unicode fonts jar is created and classpath is set in ireport.
EG: -
SOLUTION FOR TAMIL REPORTS AND PDF IN TAMIL
I used LE-ET-Ramya(etramya.ttf) Tamil Font For Tamil Reports
set pdfFontName="etramya.ttf" and isPdfEmbedded ="true" for user tamil field $F{TamilName}
we can store data in table and retrieve directly from table and display reports in pdf/html/ODF file in tamil is working.
pdfFontName="etramya.ttf"
http://community.jaspersoft.com/sites/default/files/answers/tamilreports.jrxml
http://community.jaspersoft.com/sites/default/files/answers/tamilreportswithparameter.jrxml
SOLUTION FOR TAMIL REPORTS AND PDF IN TAMIL
I used LE-ET-Ramya(etramya.ttf) Tamil Font For Tamil Reports
set pdfFontName="etramya.ttf" and isPdfEmbedded ="true" for user tamil field $F{TamilName}
we can store data in table and retrieve directly from table and display reports in pdf/html/ODF file in tamil is working.
in servlet to work for particular jrxml field set pdffontname with font store location path
eg:
pdfFontName="font/etramya.ttf"
To download font http://www.elcot.in/tamilfonts_download_list.php
any query come forward free to ask
Thanks and Regards,
I have a html file with text encoded in a non-unicode font. I need to convert that file to unicode. I searched for a convertor. But, most of the convertors work for only a list of fonts, not for all fonts.
My font is very specific, text is in Devanagari script.
I have the file, I have the font, now, please suggest me a tool or technique. Thanks.
Unicode is not about fonts, it is about encoding. You need to find a converter that can convert your text to Unicode. What is the encoding of your text?
Apache Tika has the ability to pull text from PDF files via knowledge of font behavior. So if the file is in fact a PDF you have a chance. If you have a text file full of font indices in no particular encoding, you have a big programming job ahead of you.