Font problem -- unwanted Chinese fonts

The image below shows the front panel of my application. Three of the indicators have labels in Chinese, while the rest are in English as expected/desired. Originally, they were all in English then suddenly some changed to Chinese.
The project explorer sometimes comes up in Chinese and other times in English. The block diagram looks like
This makes the program unreadable for me.
This issues has been discussed in the past, and I have found no suitable solution other than to re-create the application. An inconvenience for smaller apps, but a major problem with larger ones.
Does anyone have any insight?

My insight: You should post this in the LabVIEW forum

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I have been searching everywhere for a resolution to this problem, and while it's reported frequently, and there are various suggestions, I haven't found anything that works. Any advice would be appreciated.
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I had to do a few extra things after applying the hotfix to resolve this issue on my PC (XP SP2 & CS3).
First, I followed the suggested workaround found at: http://indesignsecrets.com/hotfix-corrects-arial-narrow-problem-on-windows.php
Pointed browser to: http://support.microsoft.com/hotfix/KBHotfix.aspx?kbnum=956514&kbln=en-us
Downloaded hotfix "2007 Microsoft Office System".
Ran hotfix.
Searched hard disk for adobefnt*.lst and deleted all files found.
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Navigated to the Windows\Fonts folder.
Selected the following files and did Edit/Copy
Arial (TrueType)
Arial Bold (TrueType)
Arial Bold Italic (TrueType)
Arial Italic (TrueType)
Arial Narrow (TrueType)
Arial Narrow Bold (TrueType)
Arial Narrow Bold Italic (TrueType)
Arial Narrow Italic (TrueType)
Navigated to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS3\Fonts
Did an Edit/Paste to paste the fonts into that folder.
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Navigated to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Fonts
Did an Edit/Paste to paste the fonts into this folder as well.
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# @(#)linux.fontconfig.RedHat.9.0.properties 1.6 03/11/14
# Copyright 2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
# Version
version=1
# Component Font Mappings
#serif.0=-b&h-lucidabright-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
#serif.1=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--gb2312.1980-0
allfonts.chinese-gbk=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--gbk-0
allfonts.chinese-gb2312=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--gb2312.1980-0
allfonts.chinese-gb18030=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso10646-1
allfonts.chinese-gb18030.motif=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso10646-1
allfonts.chinese-big5=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso10646-1
allfonts.chinese-big5.motif=-misc-ar pl shanheisun uni-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso10646-1
allfonts.lucida=-b&h-lucidasans-medium-r-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.plain.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
serif.plain.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
serif.plain.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
serif.plain.latin-1=-b&h-lucidabright-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.plain.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi serif-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.bold.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
serif.bold.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
serif.bold.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
serif.bold.latin-1=-b&h-lucidabright-demibold-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.bold.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi serif-bold-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.italic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
serif.italic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
serif.italic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
serif.italic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidabright-medium-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.italic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi serif-medium-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.bolditalic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
serif.bolditalic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
serif.bolditalic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
serif.bolditalic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
serif.bolditalic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi serif-bold-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.plain.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
sansserif.plain.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
sansserif.plain.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
sansserif.plain.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-medium-r-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.plain.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.bold.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
sansserif.bold.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
sansserif.bold.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
sansserif.bold.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-bold-r-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.bold.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-bold-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.italic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
sansserif.italic.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
sansserif.italic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
sansserif.italic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-medium-i-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.italic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-medium-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.bolditalic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
sansserif.bolditalic.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
sansserif.bolditalic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
sansserif.bolditalic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-bold-i-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
sansserif.bolditalic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-bold-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
monospaced.plain.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
monospaced.plain.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
monospaced.plain.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
monospaced.plain.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.plain.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-medium-r-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.bold.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
monospaced.bold.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
monospaced.bold.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
monospaced.bold.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-bold-r-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.bold.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-bold-r-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.italic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
monospaced.italic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
monospaced.italic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
monospaced.italic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-i-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.italic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-medium-i-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.bolditalic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
monospaced.bolditalic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
monospaced.bolditalic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
monospaced.bolditalic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-bold-i-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
monospaced.bolditalic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-bold-i-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
dialog.plain.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialog.plain.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialog.plain.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialog.plain.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-medium-r-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.plain.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-medium-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.bold.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialog.bold.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialog.bold.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialog.bold.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-bold-r-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.bold.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-bold-r-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.italic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialog.italic.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialog.italic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialog.italic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-medium-i-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.italic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-medium-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.bolditalic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialog.bolditalic.korean=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialog.bolditalic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialog.bolditalic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidasans-bold-i-normal-sans--%d---p--iso8859-1
dialog.bolditalic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi sans-bold-i-normal---%d---p--iso8859-1
dialoginput.plain.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialoginput.plain.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialoginput.plain.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialoginput.plain.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.plain.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-medium-r-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.bold.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialoginput.bold.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialoginput.bold.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialoginput.bold.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-bold-r-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.bold.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-bold-r-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.italic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialoginput.italic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialoginput.italic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialoginput.italic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-i-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.italic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-medium-i-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.bolditalic.japanese-x0208=-misc-sazanami mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0
dialoginput.bolditalic.korean=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1
dialoginput.bolditalic.korean.motif=-misc-baekmuk batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--ksc5601.1987-0
dialoginput.bolditalic.latin-1=-b&h-lucidatypewriter-bold-i-normal-sans--%d---m--iso8859-1
dialoginput.bolditalic.latin-1.motif=-b&h-luxi mono-bold-i-normal---%d---m--iso8859-1
# Search Sequences
sequence.allfonts=latin-1
sequence.allfonts.UTF-8=latin-1,chinese-gb18030
sequence.allfonts.Big5=latin-1,chinese-big5
sequence.allfonts.GB2312=latin-1,chinese-gb18030
sequence.allfonts.x-euc-jp-linux=latin-1,japanese-x0208
sequence.allfonts.EUC-KR=latin-1,korean
sequence.allfonts.GB18030=latin-1,chinese-gb18030
sequence.fallback=lucida,chinese-big5,chinese-gb18030,japanese-x0208,korean
# Exclusion Ranges
exclusion.japanese-x0208=0390-03d6,2200-22ef,2701-27be
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filename.-misc-ar_pl_shanheisun_uni-medium-r-normal------p-*-gb2312.1980-0=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/arphic/uming.ttf
filename.-misc-ar_pl_shanheisun_uni-medium-r-normal------p-*-gbk-0=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/arphic/uming.ttf
filename.-misc-ar_pl_shanheisun_uni-medium-r-normal------p-*-iso10646-1=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/arphic/uming.ttf
filename.-misc-baekmuk_batang-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/batang.ttf
filename.-misc-baekmuk_gulim-medium-r-normal---%d---c--iso10646-1=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/gulim.ttf
filename.-misc-sazanami_gothic-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/sazanami/sazanami-gothic.ttf
filename.-misc-sazanami_mincho-medium-r-normal---%d---c--jisx0208.1983-0=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/sazanami/sazanami-mincho.ttf
# AWT X11 font paths
awtfontpath.latin-1=/usr/lib/X11/fonts/Type1
awtfontpath.chinese-gb18030=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/arphic
awtfontpath.japanese-x0208=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/sazanami
#awtfontpath.korean=/usr/share/fonts/ko/TrueType

Have you tried posting this question on the i18n forum?
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=16

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Hi
I am printing statement of account in chinese font using T.code f.27. I can see chinese address in print preview. But i can not see chinese letters in Hard copy.
F.27 t.code calling driver program(zprog). If i print the samr using program no issue. I can see chinese letters in hard copy.
Pls help me out
Regards
Kumar

Have you tried posting this question on the i18n forum?
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=16

Option / Menu items render smaller 12 points in Chinese font problem

Doesn't anyone experience when JVM SWING render Chinese Font smaller than
12 points (say 9 points) very ugly in label, ...etc. Just not similar to Windows' one.
How to config it to work properly?
I find that menu items / option items both are rendered ugly in Star office
application / OpenOffice.

Hi,
unfortunatly you cannot change the properties of Action object as you would do with JavaBeans. Instead you have to use the 'put' method.
eg.:
myAction.put(Action.SMALL_ICON, new ImageIcon(...));IMHO this was a bad decision, because it's not like the JavaBeans standard and you loose static type information. :-/
-Puce
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Puce

Font Problems Upgrading from LC 7.2 Forms to ES Update 1 (8.2)

Old Environment: LC 7.2 Forms, Windows 2003, Weblogic 8.1 SP5, Oracle 10.2.0.4
Old Fonts Directory: c:\windows\fonts. The customer fonts were also added to this directory and the fonts were embedded into the adobe-FontManager.ear.
New Environment: LC ES Update 1 (8.2) SP3, Solaris 10, WebLogic 10.0 MP2, Oracle 10.2.0.4
New Fonts: Copied all the adobe-FontManager.ear ttfs into the customer fonts specified directory.
Problem: I have the same XDP template being used in the old and new environment. I have two environments (Old or New) with the code to invoke the LC Forms server. The old environment prints out a Chinese form correctly. The new environment prints out the Chinese form, but a lot of the text are bolded when it wasn't showing that problem before in LC 7.2 Forms. Any thoughts on what might be cauasing this issue?
Thank you for your help.

I couldn't get a LC ES Forms server solution to this problem. Adobe LC support stated that I had to modify the XDPs that show the bolding problem. According to Product Engineering and Escalations group, LC ES 8.2.1 contained changes with respect to font attributes that we need to modify the XDP. There are no server level changes that can solve the problem.
Solution for me:
1. Open the XDP that showed the bolding problem in LC Designer ES SP3.
2. Find the bolded Chinese characters and unbold them. Save the XDP.
3. Drop the updated XDP on to the LC ES Update 1 (8.2.1) Forms server.
4. Render the form in LC ES Update 1 (8.2.1). No unwanted bolded characters for me. As a plus I noticed the XDP size grow smaller in terms of file size after I saved it on ES Designer SP3.

Subset Chinese fonts in Acrobat 8?

I have a 30 page manual, in English, but the page headers have Chinese characters.
The problem is that Reader can't find that Chinese font- so it displays NOTHING.
When I opened the document in Acrobat, it detected that Chinese fonts were used and offered to download them- seven megabytes for that add-on. The document is only 308K. After that 7 meg download, Reader displays the contents of the document.
What can I do to either subset the Chinese font the document uses, or alter the document to force Reader to display the contents even when the Chinese fonts aren't available? I tried the touchup text tool, then right-clicking the Chinese text, but the checkboxes for embedding are greyed out.
It's rather silly to have to download seven megabytes of additional data just to be able to view a 308 kilobyte document.

>Then what good is embedding/subsetting fonts if the font has to be installed in the OS anyway?
The reason for embedding the fonts is so that the end user sees your
exact choice of fonts.
> I thought the reason for embedding fonts was so the font did not have to be installed.
Yes, but the Chinese font packs don't just install fonts. They also
install the necessary support information to allow Chinese fonts to be
displayed.
>
>Is there something I can do to the PDF to make Reader display the images and English text without having the Chinese font in the OS?
If a page has an "error" then it is likely to be blank. Missing font
support is an error.
Aandi Inston

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After installing Leopard on G4 iMac previously running Tiger, Mail and TextEdit would quit unexpectedly when I tries to access Fonts. Other existing login accounts, and newly created accounts, were unaffected. Solution was to create a temporary new login account, delete all fonts in yourhomefolder/library/fonts and /font collections, then copy new ones from that newly-created temporary login account (or another existing user's library). Remember to check the privileges to grant read-write access to yourself after the copy.

OS X already has a bunch of chinese fonts installed.
Do you not know how to input Chinese? If that is the problem, go to system prefs/language & text/input sources and check the box for the Chinese you want, plus the box for "Show Input Menu in Menu Bar", select Chinese in the "flag" menu at the top right of the screen, and type.
If the problem is something else, you must provide more detail for anyone to be able to help.
Also see this site:
http://www.yale.edu/chinesemac

Prob with chinese font bold, italic... in PDF report

Hello everyone ! :D
My symptoms (overview) : to create my RDF report, I'm using a font, simsun.ttf, wich allow me to view chineses and french characters. Everything is ok, except in PDF format, all the items remains in "normal" style.
My configuration : Windows NT4 SP6a
Report Builder 9.0.4.2
Acrobat Reader 7.0
Oracle Database 9.2.0.6
In Detail : in report builder, every items (text fields, labels,...) are directly created with SimSun font. Some items are bold, some italic, ...
If i generate the report in RTF format, my items bold, italic, ... are ok in Microsoft Word (SimSun Bold, ...). However, if i generate the report in PDF format, everything is in "normal" style.
I changed the file UIFONT.ALI like this :
[ PDF:Subset ]
# This example shows how to subset Arial True Type font into the PDF file
# Arial = "Arial.ttf"
# The True Type font files must exist in any one of the folders specified in
# REPORTS_PATH.
SimSun..Italic.Bold.. = "SimSun.ttf"
SimSun...Bold.. = "SimSun.ttf"
SimSun..Italic... = "SimSun.ttf"
SimSun..... = "SimSun.ttf"
and also like that (just to try something else, but it does not change anything) :
[ PDF:Subset ]
# This example shows how to subset Arial True Type font into the PDF file
# Arial = "Arial.ttf"
# The True Type font files must exist in any one of the folders specified in
# REPORTS_PATH.
SimSun = "SimSun.ttf"
Obviously, with an Arial font, we can map the different files Arialb.ttf, Arialbi.ttf, ... according to the desired font style we want, but with SimSun font, there is only one file : SimSun.ttf.
Obviously, i have no choice for the font... I have to use SimSun.
Anyway, if i take a look at my PDF, the used fonts (in file>property>fonts>) i can see several personnalized fonts, each one corresponding to a SimSun style (one for SimSun, Bold, an other for SimSun, BoldItalic, ...) but everything is the same style on screen.
Does somebody have an idea??
Thanks a lot !

Hi I am also facing same Problem If you get solution to this please help me.
I have one sugestion,Inf you PDF file go to file>Document Properties>fonts
chech that if tyep is TYPE3 and font is CUSTOM then it is using subsetting ,and if not then report is using pdfs default font and it is not using required font
Hope this may solve your Problem

Interactive pdf form with text fields. Chinese fonts

Hi All
We have designed an interactive pdf with text fields. We need the text fields to be in a Chinese font. I understand that this cant be done in Indesign (change the inputting font to Chinese) I have moved the file over to Acrobat Pro and used the text property to amend the font to Simsun but when we try it out the font is still in English. Any ideas on how to remedy the problem??
Thank you in advance
Paul

Basically, you need to create a pdf form.
Add a text field to your form.
There you can choose which font your want the text to appear in.
The trick is, when you export from InDesign, in the "Advanced Tab" — set "Subset fonts when percentage…" to 0%, so the whole font embeds.'
I believe there's an option in Acrobat to embed the font as well, but I'm not recalling what it it.
But that will ensure the font appears correctly.
d

Chinese Fonts are coming ZUNK when i do print preview from web UI

Hello All,
I have a smartform which includes a standard text which is maintained in Chinese language. This smartform would be called from web UI -> activities -> Fax -> print preview.
when i do print preview of any activity, everything is coming correct except chinese text, it is coming as zunk characters.
i have created a standard text ( through Tcode - SO10 ) in CHINESE When i call it in my Smartforms it is displaying like boxes ( garbage ) .
But when seen in SO10 in Chinese login language the text is maintained properly in Chinese
Please let me know wat is missed out or is there any settings which should be enabled.
how would i do Character set enabled for chinese language?
Thank You...
seema
Edited by: seema rajjot on Sep 21, 2011 5:04 PM

Hi Sagar,
Yes that's a problem for Cyrillic fonts , I suppose you are using two action definitions : one for ES and one for EN print.
For Spanish you have to use a smart style which supports the ISO Cyrillic characters and that will then open up correctly for Spanish users.
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