Exporting to PDF from browser is showing junk data

Hi Ted,
I am using cross tab in my report and when value 2 has to be displayed for a column, i have to show 'Tick' mark. It is displaying properly when i use <font face="Bookshelf Symbol 7">p</font>. It is showing tick mark. Even when i export directly from Crystal Reports software it is exporting properly. After integration with Java and export to PDF, i am getting junk data for tick mark (it is showing a dot in place of tick mark).
Could you please let me know how i can resolve this.
Edited by: Kishore  Manthangod on Jun 27, 2008 3:05 PM

Thanks for detailed explanation Merry.
I have to use this so many times and i have to use this in the cross tab where i was unable to embed images.
Here is my formula:
if {PerformanceSnapshot.LEVELSCOREID}=1 then
else if {PerformanceSnapshot.LEVELSCOREID}=2 then
'tick mark should come here'
else if {PerformanceSnapshot.LEVELSCOREID}=3 then
'+'
else if {PerformanceSnapshot.LEVELSCOREID} =4 then
else '  '
And i am using LEVELSCOREID in the cross-tab. Can you please tell me how could i embed image in cross tab.
Please help me?
-Kishore

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