Re: [Interest] Embedded Font in PDF

The PDF font embedding is something that I’ve implemented quite a few years ago, and I believe the code has been mostly unchanged since then. The reason it doesn’t look quite as many tools might expect it to has to do with how Qt uses a ‘virtual’ font to render text that can consist of a list of

Re: [Interest] Embedded Font in PDF

On 2023-08-10, Zander wrote: > For some reason the font “chosen” by Qt is Tahoma, nowhere in my code do I > specify a font. > When viewing the pdf in Adobe reader I noticed that Qt embedded a subset of > Tahoma: "*Language parts made red for privacy"* > [image: tahoma.png] >

Re: [Interest] Embedded Font in PDF

Hi Zander, > For some reason the font “chosen” by Qt is Tahoma, nowhere in my code do > I specify a font. Tahoma is indeed the default font Qt uses on Windows. > When viewing the pdf in Adobe reader I noticed that Qt embedded a subset of > Tahoma [...] Is this legal? IANAL. Anyhow, Qt does se

[Interest] Embedded Font in PDF

Hello Everyone, My question about font licensing and embedding in PDF from QT creator. An application that I have written gathers manually filled in data, formats it and exports it as an PDF. These PDF’s are then manually published on an small website. I am using Qt5.15.2 QPrinter printer(QPrinter