I am trying to use a specific font ("Galano Grotesque") in the PDF I am generating. It is installed in the system.

When I use the font name "Galano Grotesque" in the AcmText.Style.FontName the font doesn't work and reverts to the default font.

If I open the created PDF in Adobe Illustrator I can see that the font name has been changed to "Galano#20Grotesque". If I put it back to the correct name (eg: "Galano Grotesque" or "Galano Grotesque Bold") the pdf displays correctly.

If I do a listing of fonts on the system it shows the Galano font as:

GalanoGrotesque-Bold
GalanoGrotesque-Regular

eg:
InstalledFontCollection installedFontCollection = new InstalledFontCollection();
FontFamily[] fontFamilies = installedFontCollection.Families;

int count = fontFamilies.Length;
for (int j = 0; j < count; ++j)
{
familyName = fontFamilies[j].Name;
}

I've tried using the FontName as "GalanoGrotesque-Regular" but that doesn't work either. I've tried "GalanoGrotesque" also.

Currently on eo.PDF version 19.2.91.0 and working in c# .Net.

Any help of what I can do to get the font displaying correctly would be appreciated.

Rob

code:

AcmBlock ssHeading = new AcmBlock(ReturnContentBlock( content: "Product", bold: true, fontname: "Galano Grotesque")) { StyleName = DocumentStyle.Heading1.ToString() };
section.Children.Add(ssHeading);

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Functions

public AcmBlock ReturnContentBlock(string content, bool bold = false, string fontname = "Galano Grotesque", AcmHorizontalAlign align = AcmHorizontalAlign.Left, float? size = null)
{
AcmBlock block = new AcmBlock();
AcmText detail = new AcmText(content) { AutoTrim = false };
if (bold) detail.Style.FontStyle = FontStyle.Bold;
if (size != null) detail.Style.FontSize = size;
detail.Style.FontName = fontname;
detail.AutoTrim = false;
block.Children.Add(detail);
block.Style.HorizontalAlign = align;
return block;
}