Hello, Oxygen uses Java logical fonts that have the ability to display platform-wide character sets. On the other hand PDF only has built-support for certain physical fonts that don't cover character sets from some languages. Additional fonts must be embedded and used in the PDF to resolve this. See the guide from the manual to understand what must be done: http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-authorEclipse/tasks/add-font-to-builtin-FOP-... For this to work with Apache FOP you need to have a FOP configuration file that is configured to pick up the appropriate fonts. Starting with v12.0 Oxygen has a preset configuration file that already does this: ${oxygenInstallDir}/lib/fop-config.xml If you're using an older version of Oxygen you need to create this file as described in the link above. Then you have to set file in Options ->Preferences -> XML -> XSLT-FO-XQuery -> FO Processors, Configuration file. For DocBook you need to edit the transformation scenario(Document -> Transformation -> Configure Transformation Scenario, Edit), in the XSLT tab press the Parameters button and look for the parameters: body.font.family and title.font.family. You need to set these parameter values to a font name that covers all the character sets that you need. e.g. in Windows: MS Gothic or Arial Unicode MS on the Mac: Arial Unicode MS BTW, on what platform are you using Oxygen(Windows, Mac, Linux)? Regards, Adrian Adrian Buza oXygen XML Editor and Author Support Tel: +1-650-352-1250 ext.202 Fax: +40-251-461482 support@oxygenxml.com http://www.oxygenxml.com Claudio Tubertini wrote:
I'm editing a docbook file that contains a couple of chinese words and a few greek ones. Oxygen shows me the right gliphs but when I try to generate the PDF nothing happens, the result is a series of #. can anyone help me?
Claudio ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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