Working with Fonts | Java API Solution
PostScript (PS) specification allows to use 5 types of base fonts, such as Type1, Type2 (CFF), Type3, Type14 (Chameleon), Type42 (TrueType), composite fonts and CID-keyed fonts. The last two font types, or rather fonts categories, are actually combination of the base fonts. They have their own types. TrueType (TTF) and its Microsoft derivative OpenType fonts (OTF) are currently the standard for use in documents. At the same time, PostScript files still contain other basic font types, moreover, PostScript allows storing fonts in separate files, which are then connected to the PS file of the document. Aspose.Page Java solution allows converting these fonts to TTF. At the moment, Type1 and Type3 font conversions are available. This section provides methods for doing this.