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RichardG #1
cfdocument font error
Running only this code: <cfdocument format='pdf' fontembed = 'yes'>
<p>This is a document rendered by the cfdocument tag.</p> </cfdocument> on a
remote shared hosting server returns the error: access denied
(java.io.FilePermission c:\windows\fonts\times.ttf read) ColdFusion cannot
determine the line of the template that caused this error. This is often
caused by an error in the exception handling subsystem. This MUST be
something simple. Is it looking for fonts on my local machine? I get the same
error without fontembed = 'yes'. Anybody know what's causing this?
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RichardG #2
cfdocument font error
Running only this code: <cfdocument format='pdf' fontembed = 'yes'>
<p>This is a document rendered by the cfdocument tag.</p> </cfdocument> on a
remote shared hosting server returns the error: access denied
(java.io.FilePermission c:\windows\fonts\times.ttf read) ColdFusion cannot
determine the line of the template that caused this error. This is often
caused by an error in the exception handling subsystem. This MUST be
something simple. Is it looking for fonts on my local machine? I get the same
error without fontembed = 'yes'. Anybody know what's causing this?
RichardG Guest
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trbaker #3
Re: cfdocument font error
set fontembed="no" - i think "yes" is the default.
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RichardG #4
Re: cfdocument font error
Well that better! At least a pdf document comes back now, thanks! But it
displays as random characters overwriting each other. However if I copy &
paste from the mess on the pdf it DOES contain the correct text n the
clipboard. This happens both in IE and Firefox. Any other thoughts? Has this
tag been reliable for other people? I'm using Adobe Reader 7. thanks!
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