on 08-21-2012 3:58 PM
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a Crystal Report that has a text object with a font having a number as part of its name... for example, "Code 128".
2. Use the CrystalReportViewer.processHttpRequest() method to render the report.
The generated CSS has:
font-family:Code 128;
The chosen font will not render in WebKit (chrome, etc), Gecko (Firefox), or IE browsers. According to the CSS 2 specification, font-family values for font names containing numerals should be quoted, like:
font-family: 'Code 128';
This should be an easy fix. Can we get an ETA for that? As a workaround, I can recreate the font with a different name, but licensing for some fonts won't allow me to redistribute them if I change them. This is particularly problematic for bar code fonts, which usually are named things like "Code 39.ttf", etc.
Just to clarify, I'm using Crystal Reports for Java runtime version 12.2.214, which is what's on the Crystal Reports for Eclipse download page here: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-29757 .
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