Fonts in Unix

Hello,
I wrote a Java program in a computer with Windows, and now I need to port it to Unix. When I try to run it, I get an error that the font I use is not found. All the fonts I have are Courier with a variety of sizes and always bold. Does somebody know which fonts I can usually use in a computer with Unix, that are also common in Windows? I don't want to start installing fonts, but to use one of the standard ones.
Thanks.

Read the preamble on using fonts:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/api/java/awt/Font.html
"Courier" is a physical font and might not be available everywhere. If you want playform-independence, you should use fonts like "Serif, SansSerif, Monospaced, Dialog, and DialogInput".

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Fonts problems (unix executable file)

Hi,
I've a mac os x 10.4.11(tiger) G5 and a new mac os x 10.5.2(leopard)Imac both connected on a server.
I've many differents fonts on the server. On the G5, I can take all the fonts on the server, put them on my desktop and they will keep their extensions. On the Imac, when i do the same, only the *.ttf et *.otf are recognized, and all the others (font suitcase, postscript type 1 outline font, etc...) are known as unix executable file (0 ko). So, i've to go on my G5, create a zip file of the fonts, open my zip on my desktop's Imac (not on my server, because same problem) and then I've all my fonts with the right extension.
My font software is (on my both mac) is Linotype FontExplorer X Version 1.2.3.
What I've to do, to proceed in the same way on my Imac as on my G5, and not create a zip?
Thanks

I knew this sounded familiar. Mark Douma posted this on a very similar thread a while back.<hr>Notice the "__MACOSX" folder in the expanded archive? That's evidence that the original archive was created using the built-in "Create Archive" function of the Finder, but that the archive on your end was expanded using Stuffit Expander 8.0.1 or earlier.
ZIP files don't normally support resource forks, so when you create a zip file of fonts, the program needs to some method of preserving this information. In Stuffit Expander versions 8.0.1 and earlier, it used its own method to preserve this information (before creating the final zip file, it would first encode each included file as a MacBinary (.bin) file).
Unfortunately, the built-in "Create Archive" feature of the Finder (BomArchiveHelper.app, actually) uses a different method, one which you're seeing evidence in the "__MACOSX" folder in the images shown. Inside that folder are the "other halves" of the files you want to use.
There are two possible solutions:
1) Instead of using Stuffit Expander to expand the .zip files, use the built-in feature of OS X. To do this, select a .zip file in the Finder, and choose Command-i to open a Get Info window. In the Open With section, make sure that "BomArchiveHelper.app" (Tiger and earlier) or "Archive Utility.app" (Leopard) is set to open the archives. If it isn't, click the pop-up menu, choose Other, and navigate to the /System/Library/CoreServices/ folder and choose the appropriate application for your version of OS X. Then click the Change All button to apply this to all .zip files. Then locate the original .zip and expand it once again.
2) Update your version of Stuffit Expander to version 8.0.2 or later. Allume changed the method it used to preserve information in zip files to match that of the Finder's method in Expander 8.0.2 and later. After updating, locate the original .zip file and expand it once again.
There may also be an advanced way of salvaging these files shown toward the end of the following movie.
The following movie shows the predicament (I haven't had a chance to add sound or text, but it should hopefully be self-explanatory).
Notice the version of Stuffit Expander used to expand the archive is 8.0, which exhibits the same problematic behavior you're seeing:
http://homepage.mac.com/mdouma46/images/zipFilesAndFonts.mov (~8.0 MB).
Hope this helps.... <hr>
Essentially, it's all in how the fonts were compressed or sent. Trying to send Mac fonts as direct attachments in an email will almost certainly ruin them. As Mark stated above, how they were zipped and then unzipped can also create empty fonts.

TTF Font for Unix Server?

Hi,
Does all TTF fonts works in Unix environment for the Font Subseting of Oracle PDF Reports?
Thanks.

Absolutely. It's just that you'd probably using a different font (Type1 font) for formatting your report. However, you can still subset a TTF. Ensure that you have an appropriate entry in uifont.ali plus the .TTF file's path is added to REPORTS_PATH.
With latest Solaris version you may also install TTF and use it in your applications.
Regards
Sripathy

Exact Match of Windows Fonts on Unix Mid-Tier for PDF, AFM License

Having read the many postings and Metalink articles on this issue is it sounds like I need only the AFM files on the Unix side for Oracle Reports to accurately render the real-estate on the report (for PDF) and that the actual report/fonts will be rendered on the (Windows) client side. My question is: Does it violate the license of Microsoft fonts to generate the AFM files and deploy them on the Unix mid-tier since these are only the "metric files"? If not, has anybody actually purchased the licenses to put, say the Microsoft Office font set, on a Unix Oracle Reports box? Any problems or issues if you did?
Thanks

Thanks for the response Melissa
Why did you abandon the installation on windows then?
Could you get every component working on windows prior to moving over to Linux?
If you had everything working on Windows could you please tell me what setup you had i.e. what operating system, how much RAM etc.
I know you kindly gave your number so I could call you about this but I'll have to check with my boss before calling as I notice you are calling from the US.
We are only a very small oracle software development firm (in the UK) looking to add Collaboration Suite to our Portfolio.
Thanks again
Charlie

Can use STSongStd-Light-Acro.otf font in unix system(aix)

In unix system (aix 5.3)
as 10.1.2
NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.ZHS16GBK (chinese charater)
Now run report, output charaters is not right，why?
In windows system,I modify uifont.ali file,as the follow
[ PDF ]
.....ZHS16GBK = "STSongStd-Light-Acro"
and the report run well,but the same config in unix system (aix 5.3),output charaters is error.
why?
Can anyone tell me step by step?
Thanks in advance!

Welcome to OTN
Check the two link..
1. Re: Oracle Reports 10g Fonts issue
2. Re: Adding new font to my Reports Setup
Hope this will help you
Hamid
If someone's response is helpful or correct, please mark it accordingly.

Write Thai font in Unix Directory.

Hello,
Is there specific syntax to write file on the Unix directory in R/3 server in the Thai language. In Debug mode i can see the actual thai characters in the internal table, but when i view the file in Unix directory it gives all garbage characters e.g.
à¸à¸·à¹à¸à¸¥à¸¹à¸à¸à¹à¸²
à¸à¸±à¸à¸à¸µà¹à¸¥à¸à¸à¸µà¹
à¸£à¸²à¸¢à¸à¸²à¸à¸à¸±à¸à¸à¸µà¸§à¸±à¸à¸à¸µà¹
Can anyone help as to certain whether this is logic issue or font issue.?
Regards,
Mansi.

Hi Mansi,
              Well thats great that the document were of some help.Right now I can send you the syntax for Thai open dataset command.Hope it helps you to resolves your query.
|OPEN DATASET dset
FOR { INPUT | OUTPUT | APPENDING | UPDATE }
IN { { BINARY MODE }
     | { TEXT MODE ENCODING { DEFAULT
                            | {UTF-8 [SKIPPING|WITH BYTE-ORDER
MARK]}
                            | NON-UNICODE }
                   [WITH {NATIVE|SMART|UNIX|WINDOWS} LINEFEED]
     | { LEGACY BINARY MODE [{BIG|LITTLE} ENDIAN]
                            [CODE PAGE cp] }
     | { LEGACY TEXT MODE [{BIG|LITTLE} ENDIAN]
                          [CODE PAGE cp]
                          [WITH {NATIVE|SMART|UNIX|WINDOWS}
LINEFEED] } }
[AT POSITION pos]
[TYPE attr]
[FILTER opcom]
[MESSAGE msg]
[IGNORING CONVERSION ERRORS]
[REPLACEMENT CHARACTER rc].

Files (fonts) appear as Unix files when viewing on an SMB share

We have a UNIX server running Linux which our Mac users are connecting via SMB. We moved our company fonts to this server from an OSX Server. All of our machines are running 10.6.6 or later. Very intermittantly without any rhyne or reason some users when they mount the Font share, the Fonts show up as Unix files rather than the Fonts. On my machine (10.7) they all appear normally. Now I know that SMB was revamped in Lion so this may be the reason I can see them no problem. But the 10.6 machines, any suggestions on fixing this?

Any solution on this issue? I have nearly the same exact issue in my environment, but is reversed.
The problem we have is when saving files to the server from the Snow Leopard machine, the older Tiger machines see the fonts as unix executable files. The snow leopard machine sees the files fine and can open everything with no problem.
This only happens when saving to a SMB server, as I can save the files from Snow Leopard to a flash drive and open on Tiger with no problems. Additionaly files saved from Tiger to the server are perfectly fine when accessing from Tiger or Snow Leopard.
We're running Windows 2008 Server and connecting via the macs using the SMB method. Also duplicated the issue on a Windows 2003 Server.

Font Problem in Unix

We have a report running in unix which uses Times New Roman font and has been running correctly, but for the last few days the output is coming strange and when we check the PDF file we found that it is using Helvetica Font instead of times in the output.
We have checked the uifont.ali and nothing has changed in that. Is there any other file/setting in unix which will affect the font in reports.
Many Thanks,
Bibin

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CR4E 2.0 font issue on unix/aix

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Try to copy windows fonts to WAS JVM fonts folder (something like: opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/java/jre/lib/fonts).

Using OCRB Fonts (Reports 6.x/Unix/Apps)

Problem printing OCRB Fonts :
I am trying to print OCRB fonts in reports thru Unix,but I am not getting the desired output. Following are the steps I have performed as mentioned in a few of the metalink solutions, that I searched :
A. Install OCRB fonts in Windows NT
I installed the ocrb fonts in the local machine. In
reports layout fonts LOV I can see 2 fonts
IDAutomationOCRb
B. Report 6x creation
I have created a bitmap report,
1. with a simple output select '1'from dual
2. in the layout, I have given 3 text. From the
fonts LOV, I have made the first text OCRB font
and the other 2 text with Arial Bold text
C. Install the OCRB fonts in UNIX (AFM, PPD, uiprint.txt,
unifont.ali)
1. AFM directory
Added file --> IDAutomationOCRb
Changed the following statements :
FullName IDAutomationOCRb
FontName IDAutomationOCRb
FamilyName IDAutomationOCRb
2. PPD Directory
Added file NRGNM450.PPD
Added/modified the 3 statements in the first
*%Font IDAutomationOCRb: Standard "(00.1001)"
Standard ROM
*DefaultPageSize: A4
3. uiprint.txt
Added the following line :
WSDB_VER2_4:PostScript:2:Nashuatec Printer WSDB
VER2-4:NRGNM450.PPD:
4. unifont.ali
Added the following statements, they are marked
with the follwoing, before the added
statement :#"Here Statement marked/added"
[ Global ] # Put mappings for all surfaces here.
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
# Mapping from Macintosh
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
[ Printer ] # Put mappings for all printers here.
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
[ Printer:PostScript1 ] # Put mappings for PostScript level 1 printers here.
# Mapping from MS Windows
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
# Mapping from Motif display
#"Here Statement marked/added"
#clean = times
clean = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
[ Printer:PostScript2 ] # Put mappings for PostScript level 2 printers here.
# Mapping from MS Windows
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
# Mapping from Motif display
#"Here Statement marked/added"
#clean = times
clean = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
[ Printer:PCL5 ] # Put mappings for PCL 5 printers here.
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
#===============================================================
[ Display ] # Put mappings for all display surfaces here.
#===============================================================
[ Display:Motif ] # Put mappings for Motif displays here
# Fix for bug no 778937 DO NOT MOVE!
# Mapping from MS Windows
#"Here Statement marked/added"
"OCRB" = IDAutomationOCRb
"OCR-B-10 BT" = IDAutomationOCRb
# Mapping from Macintosh
"Avant Garde" = helvetica
"Bookman" = times
[ Display:CM ] # Put mappings for all CM displays here.
# These are DEC-specific, and may need localization
D. Display environment is set
E. Install Driver/Style/ Concurrent Defination in Oracle Applications
1. Printer Driver is created
The Driver Name/User Driver/SRW Driver : 'NRGNM450'
Driver Method : Command
Arguments : lp -c -d$PROFILES$.PRINTER -n$PROFILES$.CONC_COPIES -t"$PROFILES$.TITLE" $PROFILES$.FILENAME
2. Printer Styles :
Style Name/User Style/SRW Driver : 'NRGNM450'
3. Added the style and the driver name in printer type HPLJ4
4. For the concurrent defination report program the following is assigned :
Output Format : 'Postscript'
Style : 'NRGNM450'
Problem Description :
If I run the report standalone, I get the desired OCRB fonts(This is not I want).
If I execute the same report in Apps. and view it thru Acrobat I DO NOT see the first text in OCRB, but the other 2 text I see it,
as it has been defined(i.e. in bold, see point B)
If I try to print the output directly from apps I get the following results in the printer :
%!PS-Adobe-3.0
%%Creator: Oracle Toolkit 2 for Motif 6.0.8.18.0 PRODUCTION
%%Ver
Could anybody advice as to what is going wrong here. Please don't give me links to refer as I have went across quite a lot of them. I would really appreciate if you could point me what things have been not performed good from step A to E.
Thanks in advance
greetings
Donald

Ok, I managed to get my dpi at 140 using this method:
startx -- -dpi 140
$ xdpyinfo | grep -B1 dot
dimensions: 1920x1080 pixels (348x195 millimeters)
resolution: 140x141 dots per inch
I still have the same font problem. Everything is the same. So it's not a dpi problem, back at the beginning.
So, any idea were it could come from?
EDIT: I think this is actually only due to Spotify. Spotify for Linux doesn't scale its fonts correctly, there's nothing to do about it.
I thought it was general to qt applications, but it seems that others examples I've seen, like KeepassX, show the same way on Windows. So it's really an application setting, it doesn't have to do with my computer.
http://getsatisfaction.com/spotify/topi … _prefrence
http://getsatisfaction.com/spotify/topi … cale_fonts
Last edited by blno (2011-12-18 22:41:02)

How to use the 3of9 font in report in concurrent program

Dear All,
I have developed a report in 6i, and selected the font 3of9.ttf in Report Builder, which is a Barcode type font. but when i register the report as concurrent program and run the report concurrent program it is not showing me the field value in barcode format.
Then i tried to ftp the font to unix server at location "$OA_JRE_TOP/jre/lib/fonts/3of9000.ttf" also created the xdo.cfg file at "$OA_JRE_TOP/lib" folder.
But still i am not getting the expected result.
Can anyone help me out to resolve this issue?
Thanks & Regards,
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You can't just copy a Windows font to Unix. You need specific Unix installation steps. That I know, for the rest I am unfamiliar with Unix fonts.
Some info can be found here:
http://www.idautomation.com/kb/unix-finst.html
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Installing Adobe Type 1 Fonts on Solaris

We want to install ocra fonts on a workstation running Solaris 10. Currently the fonts are installed in a Solaris 8 server in:
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/Type1
On the workstation, we ftp'd the files from the server to /tmp on the workstation. We ran /usr/dt/bin/sdtfontadm and tried to use it to install the fonts. When you select install, 'Go To' /tmp and click 'Choose,'
we get a segmentation core dump. We have called this into Sun as a separate issue.
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1) copy ocra.pfa to /usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/Type1/outline
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Windows Type 1 fonts each consist of two files, a .pfb file containing the font itself and a .pfm file containing extended font metrics used for formatting text on the host computer. If you don't have both files for a particular font, the font is uninstallable and unusable. To install a Type 1 font on a Windows system, the .pfb and .pfm for the font should be in the same directory. Right click on the font and click on Install or Install as shortcut. Install copies the two files to the \Windows\Fonts directory and subsequently uses the font from that location. Install as shortcut uses the font from the location the files are currently located in with the caveat that you must keep those files in that location or else the fonts will no longer be accessible.
If you actually attempted to install Adobe Type Manager on 32-bit Windows 7 (or later) system, you may have destroyed your system's ability to properly install and use Type 1 fonts at all. If this has happened, you may need to reinstall Windows! (If I recall correctly, the installer for ATM refuses to run at all on Windows 64-bit versions, sparing you the destruction of your Type 1 rendering!)
- Dov

French charactoer appear as question mark in unix

Hi,
We hve written one PLSQL code to generate report in XLS format which is getting generate using JAVA .
If i am running query in database french charators are looking fine but once report is getting generate in unix environment charactore are getting change in question mark .The same code works fine in windows..
Please find code snippet :
--initialize the o_reportBlob BLOB variable
DBMS_LOB.createtemporary (o_reportblob, TRUE, DBMS_LOB.CALL);
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LENGTH (v_reporttitle),
UTL_RAW.cast_to_raw (v_reporttitle)
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Most probably the font required for this report isn't available in the Unix machine.
Install the font in unix machine and try..
Hope this helps

Linux application fonts

Reposted from erroneous post on Labwindows/CVI - sorry
I am having the problem of different font behaviour when transferring applications from windows to linux. After trying various things without much success I am left with some questions:-
1      The help files in LV 8.2 say that the default font in linux for application, system and dialog is helvetica. If this is not installed is there any way of finding which font has been chosen by Labview?
2      The 'Tools->Options->Fonts' menu gives a list of fonts that have little relation to the fonts actually installed on the PC, where does this come from?
3      I have tried defining fonts in the .labviewrc file using the "labview.appFont:" parameter.  Is this supposed to become the default font overriding what is selected by labview as in 1? It apparently has no effect in my application.
I would be grateful for any information

Hi jbroughton,
I hope your well today.
As promised I have had a look into your questions:
1) Regarding what happens if labVIEW can't find the default?
A) LabVIEW will still indicate the original font in the font ring.
However, since the font is not available on the system, LabVIEW will
actually use the Application Font.
What Happens if LabVIEW Cannot Find a Particular Font for a VI?
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/B9106029B7E13AD5862565FA00743376?OpenDocument
2) More info on fonts in labVIEW (is in a KB, but link is broken so...)
<><><><>
In terms of fonts, LabVIEW has three default fonts that it uses:
Application, System, and Dialog fonts. The following is a breakdown of
where these default fonts are used and how they map to the fonts on
various operating systems:
Application Font:
LabVIEW default font used in Controls/Functions palettes and new controls.
(Windows) The U.S. version of Windows usually uses Arial. The size
depends on the settings of the video driver, because you can frequently
set up higher resolution video drivers to use Large Fonts or Small
Fonts.
- (Macintosh) LabVIEW uses the same font used in the
Finder for file names for the Application font, which on the U.S.
Macintosh system is Geneva.
- (UNIX) LabVIEW uses Helvetica by default.
System Font
LabVIEW font for menus.
- (Windows) Windows uses Helvetica, with the size dependent upon the video driver.
- (Macintosh) Thus, LabVIEW normally uses Chicago.
- (UNIX) LabVIEW normally uses Helvetica for this font.
Dialog Font
LabVIEW font for text in dialog boxes.
- (Windows) This font is a bold version of the Application font.
- (Macintosh) This font is the same as the System font.
- (UNIX) On HP-UX, this font is the same as the System font. LabVIEW normally uses Helvetica for this font.
<><><><><><>><><>
3) This a forum post regarding your topic, they seem to resolve their issues.. maybe take a look.
Re: Font problem with LabVIEW for Linux
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=89833&requireLogin=False
4) more forum advice:
arial font substitution for (LabVIEW for) Linux
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=259972&requireLogin=False
Please let me know how you get on, and what advice you have for other users - as it seems its never really been answered!
Kind Regards,
Kind Regards
James Hillman
Applications Engineer 2008 to 2009 National Instruments UK & Ireland
Loughborough University UK - 2006 to 2011
Remember Kudos those who help!

Cfdocument font problem

Hi all,
I used cfdocument to create a pdf. Anfortunately the font
used in the content isn't showed in the pdf. I define the font with
css in the file itself. The font is installed on the server and
fontembed (property of cfdocument) is set to yes. The strange thing
is the font shows when a pdf is created via a report (.cfr).
When I test the file on my localmachine it works fine, but on
the server it doesnt work. My local machine runs om Windows, the
server runs on Unix. Both machines are running Coldfusion MX 7. Am
I doing something wrong?
Thanx already for your answer!
Best regards,
Paul

Thank you for your answer and sorry for replying this late.
We use the IKEA Sans font family. This is the corporate font
(truetype). Yes I do mean that the cfreport generates PDF with the
correct font on Unix box but cfdocument does not. Below you will
find a short example:
<cfdocument format="pdf" orientation="landscape"
pagetype="A4" fontembed="yes">
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Transitional//EN" "
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1" />
<title>Pdf test</title>
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font-family: "IKEA Sans", Arial;
font-size: 25px;
</style>
</head>
<body>
Hello world!! Wel iets met een a-tje erin.
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</html>
</cfdocument>
If you need more information please let me know! Thank you
for your time already!
Best regards,
Paul

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