PHP uses FPDF and chinese. php displays the simplified Chinese text. when using ttf2pt1.exe for conversion, enter C: \ ttf \ ttf2pt1.exe-a-L ugbk. map + a1 simhei. ttf simhei prompts "cannot access map file 'ugbk. map '"
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Now you do not need to use ttf2pt1.exe to convert the font format. Conversion is useless. Fpdf does not provide built-in font functions.
You only need to use the AddGBFont method to add the required font, of course, some of your system font
Whether to use adobe readeer as the default pdf browser is not important
However, if you need to install adobe readeer, you may need to install a Chinese extension package (he will prompt you)
Now you do not need to use ttf2pt1.exe to convert the font format. Conversion is useless. Fpdf does not provide built-in font functions.
You only need to use the AddGBFont method to add the required font, of course, some of your system font
Whether to use adobe readeer as the default pdf browser is not important
However, if you need to install adobe readeer, you may need to install a Chinese extension package (he will prompt you)
I have tried to add a font using AddGBFont, but the Chinese characters displayed are similar to traditional Chinese characters, but they are not garbled characters in traditional Chinese characters.
Your encoding is UTF-8, right?
Of course, AddGBFont is GBK.
You can search for the UTF-8 solution.
It's hard to learn.
When your Chinese language is normal, is there a problem with English and numbers? The distance between my English and numbers is too large. changing his $ GB_widths does not work.