What type of fonts does the converter support and how can I embed the fonts in the generated PDF document?
The converter supports any true type font preinstalled in Windows operating system. It also supports the open type fonts with the condition that the open type font has TrueType outlines not PostScript outlines. To check what type of outlines has an installed font, you can open the font from the Fonts folder in Control Panel. When a font is not supported by the converter the MS Sans Serif font is used by default. The converter also supports custom true type fonts you can install from a .ttf or a .otf file. After you have installed a font it becomes available only for the currently logged in Windows user who installed the font. In order to make the font available for all the users, including the ASP.NET user in the case you are using the converter from an ASP.NET application, you have to reboot the computer after font installation. To embed the true type fonts in the generated PDF you have to set PdfConverter.PdfDocumentOptions.EmbedFonts=true. By default this property is false. The same
