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There's no simple way to do it in pdfrw as the setting up of fonts in PDF is a rather laborous task. However, see https://github.com/sl2c/pdfrwx/blob/master/pdffont.py for an example of how...

Hi! The way you do it you are creating a blank PDF document and adding pages to it. However, if you want to edit an existing document a much simpler...

Everything is possible with pdfrw, but there's no out-of-the-box solution. However, it can be done in a straightforward way using pdfrwx, see e.g.: https://github.com/sl2c/pdfrwx/blob/master/hocreditor.py — this is an example class...

```Python from pdfrw import PdfWriter, IndirectPdfDict, PdfDict, PdfName, PdfArray pdf = PdfWriter() page = IndirectPdfDict( Type = PdfName.Page, MediaBox = PdfArray([0,0,100,100]), Resources = PdfDict( Font = PdfDict( MyFont = IndirectPdfDict(...

I vaguely remember that I got this image from some student lecture notes that were freely distributed on the web. That is to say, I am not the author of...

[fonts.zip](https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/files/12250893/fonts.zip)

Thanks form the prompt fix! I've run your commit and the result causes the fontforge to output the same error. Not sure, what the problem is. At one point I...

> > I've run your commit and the result causes the fontforge to output the same error. > > No idea — are you sure you are running the patched...

Did that, and it raises the error, as expected. I've attached the before/after pfb files, as well as the __init__.py file I got. [fonts.zip](https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/files/12257446/fonts.zip) Maybe my sequence ``` from fontTools.t1Lib...

I tried to use the resulting file with pdftex (it embeds pfb files into PDF, basically). The output: !pdfTeX error: pdftex (file ./file-out.pfb): 138039 bytes more than expected ==> Fatal...