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After new system installation (win 10, update), I've installed version 2.2 and found that the font size for the visible signature doesn't respect the font size if used together with signature name.
Not sure what version I had installed in the past but the problem was not there.
See attachment - signed with identical settings, just one with location set, two are "signature only" and one is "with name". Font size is set to 10.0
There is another problem - config has font (Tahoma) and code page (cp1250) set but it doesn't seem to work well - see location in the upper most signature.
It's an issue in the OpenPDF. And IMO it was in the older versions too. The library tries to find proper font size by decreasing it step by step. This algorithm fails for some reason.
To workaround this in JSignPdf, don't use Display="Signature name and Description" in the visible signature settings but use just the "Description only" value.
Just a note - v. 1.6 does work as intended in regard to font size in signature with name. No problems with č or ě only when the config is left on default, trying to set the font or code page mangles the czech characters.
See attachment, signature with name and font size set to 8.0, default config.
Tried to run the 2.2 as java -jar, no difference, the font size doesn't work.
After new system installation (win 10, update), I've installed version 2.2 and found that the font size for the visible signature doesn't respect the font size if used together with signature name.
Not sure what version I had installed in the past but the problem was not there.
See attachment - signed with identical settings, just one with location set, two are "signature only" and one is "with name". Font size is set to 10.0
There is another problem - config has font (Tahoma) and code page (cp1250) set but it doesn't seem to work well - see location in the upper most signature.
test_sign.pdf
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