PDF bookmark in Indian language

Hi,
Is there any way to generate PDF bookmark in Indian language? Any example would help a lot.
Thanks,
Jagdish.

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Hi,
I am using iText API to generate PDFs in Indian (Hindi) language using Arial Unicode MS font. Is there any way to generate the bookmark in Hindi text with iText API or any other API?
It would be of great help if someone can help with some examples.
Thanks in advance,
Jagdish.

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Punjabi (Indian Language) Export to PDF

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We have a report which is reading the data from SQL server. The data is stored in Punjabi langauge (an indian langugage) and we are able to see the reports perfectly fine in the report viewer. (Report viewer on the .ASPX page).
But when we export the report to PDF for taking the print out, we are seeing the empty boxes for the punjabi data. The data which is in english is getting exported perfectly fine.
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HK

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If a pdf file is written in indian language but prints off in a different language, what could be the issue?

if a pdf file is written in indian language but prints off in a different language, what could be the issue?

Most likely the issue is non-standard fonts. Are all used fonts embedded in the document?

Adobe Reader None of the version supports Indian Language Hindi

Hi,
Can anybody tell me when Adobe Reader will support Indian Language Hindi?
The problem in detail as:
I can save MS Word 2013 file as PDF or I convert some of the report to PDf. It is perfect. But when I want to copy paste the same pdf data to MS Word or Notepad or any other editable application then data gets lost. All Garbage data is getting pasted. PDF do not retain Indian Language data like other Languages (English, Japanese, Chinese, etc.).
I am waiting for Adobe to solve this problem from the year 2006.
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More info.
I just created a Word document that had very simple sample text in davanagari (क ख ग घ ङ च छ ज) and uses the correctly set up fonts Arial Unicode MS and Mangal. Printed to Adobe PDF printer.
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The title bookmarks for the chapters won't be out of order in the book, but you indicated that they are (at the end of the sub-levels) for chapters 2 and 8 when done separately. If the text frames holding these titles were created after the main flow text frames, that would explain why things are things are misbehaving.
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From the Book file, regenerate the TOC before you test the links. If you get a "File not found" after this, in the TOC, then something is really messed up i nhe TOC file. I would rename it and create a new one for the book. You can then import your formatting from the older, renamed version.

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I have been rebuilding this set of ID files to PDFs as I stated. In the process I have clarified for myself how to get a good TOC by not expecting text generated by ID, in this case, the section marker instead of the desired TOC styled text. So I am getting clean TOC and pdf bookmarks now.
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I'm finding a lot of instability in this process of coaxing the various NAV buttons to both work and not do stuff like dropping nested styles from the a book file's individual style sheet, reversing the order of styles in the TOC style option, or like you responded to here, changing the bookmarks from the TOC to this "p0" after putting on the front NAV button.
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Garbage charaters in Thai PDF bookmarks

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Does anyone have any ideas why Thai bookmarks cannot be displayed correctly in Acrobat (4.0 and above) after generated from FrameMaker 7.x?
I have tried both system font - FreesiaUPC and 3rd party font, however both can't resolve the garbage charaters in PDF bookmarks.
Moreover, I copy & paste the title/heading from PDF page to bookmarks and some of the codes are missing.
Please help.
Thank you.
Regards,
P.C.

> ... why Thai bookmarks cannot be displayed correctly in Acrobat (4.0 and above) after generated from FrameMaker 7.x?
This is apparently a limitation of the pre-FM8 legacy overlay fonts (non-Unicode) scheme.
It's not just Thai. It doesn't work for bookmarks based on text containing the standard Symbol or Zaph Dingbats fonts either. What gets passed into the PostScript for PDF bookmark generation is apparently just the 8-bit Roman text code points, and no mark-up for font overlay.
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New simple document.
Heading1 text:
X5C
Tag the 5 as Dingbats.
Tag the C as Symbol.
Print to PDF.
The body text appears, approximately, as
XXX
The PDF bookmark appears as:
X5C
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