SECTION 5.6
445
Composite Fonts
NAME
DESCRIPTION
Korean
KSC−EUC−H
KSC−EUC−V
KSCms−UHC−H
KS X 1001:1992 character set, EUC-KR encoding
Vertical version of
KSC−EUC−H
Microsoft Code Page 949 (
lfCharSet 0x81
), KS X 1001:1992 character set plus 8822 addi-
tional hangul, Unified Hangul Code (UHC) encoding
Vertical version of
KSCms−UHC−H
Same as
KSCms−UHC−H
but replaces proportional Latin characters with half-width forms
Vertical version of
KSCms−UHC−HW−H
Mac OS, KS X 1001:1992 character set with Mac OS KH extensions, Script Manager
Code 3
Unicode (UCS-2) encoding for the Adobe-Korea1 character collection
Vertical version of
UniKS−UCS2−H
Unicode (UTF-16BE) encoding for the Adobe-Korea1 character collection
Vertical version of
UniKS−UTF16−H
KSCms−UHC−V
KSCms−UHC−HW−H
KSCms−UHC−HW−V
KSCpc−EUC−H
UniKS−UCS2−H
UniKS−UCS2−V
UniKS−UTF16−H
UniKS−UTF16−V
Generic
Identity−H
The horizontal identity mapping for 2-byte CIDs; may be used with CIDFonts using any
Registry
,
Ordering
, and
Supplement
values. It maps 2-byte character codes ranging from
0 to 65,535 to the same 2-byte CID value, interpreted high-order byte first (see below).
Vertical version of
Identity−H
. The mapping is the same as for
Identity−H
.
Identity−V
The
Identity−H
and
Identity−V
CMaps can be used to refer to glyphs directly by
their CIDs when showing a text string. When the current font is a Type 0 font
whose
Encoding
entry is
Identity−H
or
Identity−V
, the string to be shown is inter-
preted as pairs of bytes representing CIDs, high-order byte first. This works with
any CIDFont, independently of its character collection. Additionally, when used
in conjunction with a Type 2 CIDFont whose
CIDToGIDMap
entry is
Identity
, the
2-byte CID values represent glyph indices for the glyph descriptions in the True-
Type font program. This works only if the TrueType font program is embedded in
the PDF file.