Allow registring of custom font directories for PDFs - #249
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When rendering a PDF and you want to use a font that is not part of the system fonts, you can provide a custom font directory containing the font files, which HtmlRenderer.PdfSharp's FontResovler will rediscover and cache in HtmlRenderer.
Register the custom font directory like this:
pdfGenerator.RegisterCustomFontDirectory("some/path");Fix#122 and close#208
WinForms and WPF implementations use Windows APIs (e.g. GDI) to get the system fonts.