Printing: JDE BIP & Troy Font

Environment: JDE & BIP
Printer Type: HP (PCL type printer)
Troy Font: Troy E13B.ttf
Why utilize the Troy font .... security. The Troy font is where it appears in reverse locally but the printer will convert it to the correct font.
History:
1. After configuration changes & testing the “Troy E-13B” font with JDE/BIP it was determined that there was an issue.
2. I did some research on the web & tested the following scenarios on the network, leaving out the JDE & BIP components:
a.     MS Word -> successful with new TTF from “Troy”.
b.     MS Excel -> successful with new TTF from “Troy”.
c.     PDF generated from a MS Word document then printed on the printer -> UNSUCCESSFUL
After talking with "Troy" support, it was explained that the “Troy” fonts do not translate because it cannot see the fonts within the PDF file to translate. I.E. It views the PDF format as a picture.
It looks like since JDE only generates PDF output, it looks like the “Troy” font cannot be utilized.
Does anyone have any suggestions or experiences that they can share.
All insight would greatly be appreciated.

The Operating System supports that font. We are running this on a Windows 2008 Server and the drivers are install [Troy Driver Support|http://www.troygroup.com/support/drivers.aspx].
I found these suggestions on another thread:
- Install the Troy 64 bit universal print driver on the server
- For 32bit client access, select the Troy printer, select Sharing and add the 32bit universal printer driver
- Install the fonts on the Troy printer and the Crystal Reports development computer
- Open the .rpt and first select the Troy printer via File > Print, then select the Troy E-13B font for the MICR field, and then change the MICR field's character spacing from 0 to 9
I'll let you know if one of these solves the issue.
TP

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