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Baht symbol size

srinivas_s
We support currency symbols. When we have £$ in our html Prince seems to convert it alright in the PDF. However when we use ฿ the Thai Baht symbol it looks fine in the html but it seems to be smaller than the £$ signs. Can someone help,

I tried this with Prince 12.5 on windows 2012 64 bit server

Any help would be appreciated
  1. commonltr.css‎ 6.7 kB ‎
    default css for ltr fonts
  2. symbol.html‎ 4.9 kB ‎
    html before conversion
  3. symbol.pdf‎ 53.0 kB ‎
    Pdf after conversion
mikeday
The rest of the document is using Times New Roman but the baht symbol is using a Thai font (Angsana New?) which has a different size. If you can find a single font that has all the currency symbols you need that will help, otherwise you will need to change the font-size for the Thai text to make it consistent.
srinivas_s
So i stripped off the css and sent it earlier, I am attaching the version with our css which specifies the font family Arial and the servers have Aria Unicode MS installed for this
  1. commonltr.css‎ 6.7 kB
  2. document.css‎ 84.9 kB
  3. symbol.html‎ 5.0 kB
  4. symbol.pdf‎ 74.2 kB
mikeday
It looks like this is using regular Arial, not Arial Unicode (a different font!), so it's still falling back to the Thai font for the Baht symbol.