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PDF2D writer: invalid map key

  • February 27, 2020
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deanhowell
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Does anyone have any idea what this means and how to fix it?

 

PDF2D writer: invalid map<K, T> key

 

It has something to do with fonts when trying to read from a local font directory. If I clear the true type font folder, I don't get the error but the output PDF is not correct.

 

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If I change the True TYpe Font folder to directly point to c:\\windows\\fonts I get the following:

 

PDFWriter: Unable to successfully read the font from 'C:\\Windows\\Fonts/tahoma.ttf'. This font will not available. Internal error code was '6'

PDFWriter: Unable to successfully read the font from 'C:\\Windows\\Fonts/tahomabd.ttf'. This font will not available. Internal error code was '6'

PDFWriter: Unable to successfully read the font from 'C:\\Windows\\Fonts/tahoma_0.ttf'. This font will not available. Internal error code was '6'

PDFWriter: Unable to successfully read the font from 'C:\\Windows\\Fonts/taile.ttf'. This font will not available. Internal error code was '6'

PDFWriter: Unable to successfully read the font from 'C:\\Windows\\Fonts/taileb.ttf'. This font will not available. Internal error code was '6'

 

What is internal error code 6?

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