Hello!
I have written a VB.Net application that uses the Autosave feature of PDFCreator 1.7.3 to create TIFF files from web pages printed with the WebBrowser control (IE 10). It all works fine when run from a command line on my Windows 7 PC. I want to run it as a Windows service (so it will start automatically etc.), so I put most of the code into a DLL which is called by a service-program wrapper. I installed the service program on my PC, and it runs fine, with one exception: Text in the Calibri font prints as garbage -- the glyphs being used seem to be from some font, but are an incomprehensible assortment of letters with diacritical marks, symbols, box-drawing segments, etc. We have noticed this problem only with the Calibri font; other fonts on the same page render correctly. And this happens only when my DLL is running as a service; I processed the same web pages in the command-line version and Calibri printed fine. Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue would be appreciated.
I have written a VB.Net application that uses the Autosave feature of PDFCreator 1.7.3 to create TIFF files from web pages printed with the WebBrowser control (IE 10). It all works fine when run from a command line on my Windows 7 PC. I want to run it as a Windows service (so it will start automatically etc.), so I put most of the code into a DLL which is called by a service-program wrapper. I installed the service program on my PC, and it runs fine, with one exception: Text in the Calibri font prints as garbage -- the glyphs being used seem to be from some font, but are an incomprehensible assortment of letters with diacritical marks, symbols, box-drawing segments, etc. We have noticed this problem only with the Calibri font; other fonts on the same page render correctly. And this happens only when my DLL is running as a service; I processed the same web pages in the command-line version and Calibri printed fine. Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue would be appreciated.