ABB 5SHY3545L0020 3BHE014105R0001 5SXE08-0166 module

ABB 5SHY3545L0020 3BHE014105R0001 5SXE08-0166 module

Technical data of product parameters

A 5SHY3545L0020 3BHE014105R0001 5SXE08-0166 font program, as described in the Adobe Type 1 Font Format
specification, consists of three parts: a clear-text portion (written using PostScript
syntax), an encrypted portion, and a fixed-content portion. The fixed-content
portion contains 512 ASCII zeros followed by a cleartomark operator, and perhaps followed by additional data. Although the encrypted portion of a standard
Type 1 font may be in binary or ASCII hexadecimal format, PDF supports only the
binary format. However, the entire font program may be encoded using any filters. As noted in Table 5.23, a Type 1–equivalent font program or a Type 0 CIDFont
program can be represented in the Compact Font Format (CFF). The Length1,
Length2, and Length3 entries are not needed in that case. Although CFF enables5SHY3545L0020 3BHE014105R0001 5SXE08-0166
multiple font or CIDFont programs to be bundled together in a single file, an embedded CFF font file in PDF must consist of exactly one font or CIDFont (as appropriate for the associated font dictionary).
Note: According to the Adobe Type 1 Font Format specification, a Type 1 font program may contain a PaintType entry specifying whether the glyphs’ outlines are to
be filled or stroked. For fonts embedded in a PDF file, this entry is ignored; the decision whether to fill or stroke glyph outlines is entirely determined by the PDF text
rendering mode parameter (see Section 5.2.5, “Text Rendering Mode”). This also
applies to Type 1 compact fonts and Type 0 compact CIDFonts.
A TrueType font program may be used as part of either a font or a CIDFont.
Although the basic font file format is the same in both cases, there are different5SHY3545L0020 3BHE014105R0001 5SXE08-0166
requirements for what information must be present in the font program. The following TrueType tables are always required: “head,” “hhea,” “loca,” “maxp,” “cvt ,”
“prep,” “glyf,” “hmtx,” and “fpgm.” If used with a simple font dictionary, the font
program must additionally contain a “cmap” table defining one or more encodings, as discussed in “Encodings for TrueType Fonts” on page 429. If used with a
CIDFont dictionary, the “cmap” table is not needed, since the mapping from
character codes to glyph descriptions is provided separately

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