galexis wrote:OK, I will try. But I don't not what is the link between pstoedit and cups-printer...
Thanks Laurent.
cups PDF can export vector fonts into PDF, and I think not QPrinter::PdfFormat (raster format ) used in QET to generate PDF files.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprinter.html
Also you need vector fonts if you want DXF texts can be editable after conversion.
A bitmap font is made of raster images that define each character of a font. Bitmap fonts are non-responsive, and do not maintain their shape & character when resized to bigger/smaller sizes. these are generally meant for use in one size only. Proggy is a good example of a bitmap font. Bitmap fonts are rarely used nowadays.
A vector font is a type of font where the glyphs of the font is defined mathematically and graphed on whatever application you are using. Vector fonts can be used anywhere, and are flexible to use. they can be expanded to huge sizes without any problem, as they can retain their size. Most modern fonts like Adobe Source Sans are vector fonts.
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