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How to add .TTF OpenType to ColdFusion 2016 (64-Bit)? The font has a paid Server-License from LinoType.com. I added it to Font Management, but it doesn't show on PDF-generation.

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  • Where there any errors when you added the font via the administrator interface? Check the log files. – Miguel-F May 14 '18 at 12:07
  • @Miguel-F The problem is difference between OpenType and TrueType. I don't see any errors during installation. – zani May 14 '18 at 12:14
  • I think ColdFusion supports OpenType OTF fonts. What do you mean _The problem is difference between OpenType and TrueType_? – Miguel-F May 14 '18 at 12:24
  • What happens when you list all fonts? It could be that CF requires a different font name when embedding. https://gist.github.com/timcunningham/3794186 (NOTE: I gave up on CFDocument and switched to WKHTMLTOPDF w/webfonts. It's a lot more flexible works with most HTML5/CSS3 whereas CFDocument understands only a subset of CSS.) – James Moberg May 14 '18 at 18:50

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I added the font via Custom Fonts and it doesn't work (some fonts). When I install it in Windows-Fonts then it works correctly. Here are steps :

  1. Copy the font in your C:\Windows\Fonts. It will automatically install it.
  2. Once it is installed, restart the ColdFusion service.
  3. Log into the ColdFusion Admin > Font Management and check your font.
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