I am using the Aspose Cloud web service to perform a mail merge and convert it to a PDF. What we find is that if we use a fancy font, then in the PDF version, this font is not preserved and gets substituted. This is understandable since any given font might not happen to exist on the server.
Is there any way this can be worked around so that we can somehow get this to work with the same font from the word document?
Also is it possible to get a list of supported fonts which exist on the Aspose cloud service?
Aspose Words for Cloud provides a common request parameter called fontsLocation. You use it by uploading any custom font files to your cloud storage account and specifying the folder name is this parameter. An example is below
Currently, we don’t support this feature in our SDK. I have asked our product team to provide a list of Fonts that are natively supported by Aspose.Words for Cloud. I will get back to you as soon as I have this information.
In general we support all fonts present in Windows Server 2012. A brief list is below
Ubuntu
Century Gothic
Arial Unicode MS
Book Antiqua
Bookman Old Style
Monotype Corsiva
Baskerville Old Face
Modern
Lucida Grande
Century Schoolbook
Algerian
Liberation Serif
Thank you, is it possible to get a complete list of fonts?
We will have clients creating their own templates for use with the Aspose mail merge and since we cannot provide them with the ability to use their own fonts at this stage (as we are using the Cloud SDK) we need at least need to be able to advise them with a full list of which fonts will not be substituted.