On 6/11/02 5:41 pm, "Thomas E Deweese" <thomas.deweese@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>>>> "AW" == Adam Witney <awitney@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> AW> Is a font-style of italics supported in batik 1.5?
>
> Yes.
>
> AW> The italics appears when rendered from the SVG with the adobe
> AW> plugin, but not when converted to a png with batik-rasterizer
>
> I'm guessing the issue is font availability. Especially on UNIX
> you often need to let the JVM know where fonts are located, and how
> they are related. It is also possible that the Adobe Renderer is
> automatically creating an Italic version (perhaps through Multiple
> Master Fonts or something...).
>
> If you are running on UNIX take a look at the
> jre/lib/font.properties file.
Hi,
Actually I have noticed that none of my text seems to come out correctly
after conversion to png.
I have converted a few truetype fonts using batik-ttf2svg.jar and included
the resulting SVG in the defs section. When using this the text as displayed
through the Adobe viewer has the correct font, however after conversion they
do not look any different than if no font-family was specified. And in fact
they look very pixelated and weak as well.
Am I doing this incorrectly? Or do I need to install something else on my
machine? How do I get the text in my png images to looking something similar
to the SVG?
Thanks for any help
adam
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