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same name that are present in the report font declaration referenced using the reportFont attribute.

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For example, if we have a report font like the following:

<reportFont

name="Arial_Normal"

isDefault="true"

fontName="Arial"

size="8"

pdfFontName="Helvetica"

pdfEncoding="Cp1252"

isPdfEmbedded="false"/>

and we want to create a text field that has basically the same font settings like those in this report font,

but only a greater size, the only thing we should do is to reference this report font using the

reportFont attribute and specify the desired font size like this:

<textElement>

<font reportFont="Arial_Normal" size="14"/>

</textElement>

When the reportFont attribute is missing, the default report font is used as base font.

Font Name

In Java, there are two types of fonts: physical fonts and logical fonts. Physical fonts are the actual font

libraries consisting of, for example, TrueType or PostScript Type 1 fonts. The physical fonts may be

Arial, Time, Helvetica, Courier, or any number of other fonts, including international fonts.

Logical fonts are the five font types that have been recognized by the Java platform since version 1.0:

Serif, Sans-serif, Monospaced, Dialog, and DialogInput. These logical fonts are not actual font libraries

that are installed anywhere on your system. They are merely font-type names recognized by the Java

runtime, which must be mapped to some physical font that is installed on your system.

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