Chris@909: To embed TrueType fonts (.TTF) files, you need to extract the font metrics and 
Chris@909: build the required tables using the provided utility (/fonts/ttf2ufm). 
Chris@909: 
Chris@909: TTF2UFM is a modified version of Mark Heath's TTF 2 PT1 converter 
Chris@909: (http://ttf2pt1.sourceforge.net/) by Steven Wittens <steven@acko.net> 
Chris@909: (http://www.acko.net/blog/ufpdf). ttf2ufm, is included in /ttf2ufm-src. 
Chris@909: The /fonts/ttf2ufm folder contains a compiled Windows binary. 
Chris@909: TTF 2 UFM is identical to TTF 2 PT1 except that it also generates a .ufm file 
Chris@909: for usage with makefontuni.php or makefontuni.rb.
Chris@909: 
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Chris@909: Setting up a Truetype font for usage with UFPDF:
Chris@909:   1) Generate the font's .ufm metrics file by processing it with the provided 
Chris@909:       ttf2ufm program (modified ttf2pt1). For example:
Chris@909:       $ ttf2ufm -a -F myfont.ttf
Chris@909:   
Chris@909:   2) Run makefontuni_ruby.php with the .ttf and .ufm filenames as argument:
Chris@909:       $ php -q makefontuni_ruby.php myfont.ttf myfont.ufm
Chris@909:   
Chris@909:   3) Copy the resulting .rb, .z and .ctg.z file to the TCPDF font directory.
Chris@909:   
Chris@909:   4) Rename php font files variations for bold and italic using the following schema:
Chris@909:     	[basic-font-name]b.rb for bold variation
Chris@909:     	[basic-font-name]i.rb for oblique variation
Chris@909:     	[basic-font-name]bi.rb for bold oblique variation
Chris@909:   	
Chris@909:   5) Rename the name of the font in the first line of each .rb file:
Chris@909:       TCPDFFontDescriptor.define('dtlargotitalic') do |font|
Chris@909:      becomes:
Chris@909:       TCPDFFontDescriptor.define('dtlargoti') do |font|