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This example shows how to add complex scripts such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Here we choose to embed and subset our font to ensure our document renders correctly on all platforms.
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Setup
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First we create an ABCpdf Doc object and set the font size.
using var doc = new Doc();
doc.FontSize = 32;
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Read
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We read in our Japanese text from a Unicode text file.
string path = Server.MapPath("../Rez/Japanese2.txt");
string text = File.ReadAllText(path);
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Add
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Because we want to ensure that our document renders correctly on all platforms we're going to embed our font in Unicode format. We specify a left-to-right writing direction and we choose to subset our font. Please note when embedding fonts you must ensure you have permission to embed and redistribute the embedded font as part of your PDF.
doc.Page = doc.AddPage();
doc.Font = doc.EmbedFont("MS PGothic", LanguageType.Unicode, false, true);
doc.AddText("Japanese" + text);
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Add
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Just to show how it works we'll also render a page in vertical writing mode.
doc.Page = doc.AddPage();
doc.Font = doc.EmbedFont("MS PGothic", LanguageType.Unicode, true, true);
doc.AddText("Japanese" + text);
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Save
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Finally we save at a specified location.
doc.Save(Server.MapPath("unicode.pdf"));
// finished
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Results
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We get the following output.
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