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In order to add custom font that loaded locally in the project, it's essential to insert the font name into the exisiting fonts dictionary. thus I exposed the insert method to the PdfGenerator class
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In order to add custom font that loaded locally in my project, it's essential to insert the font name into the exisiting fonts dictionary.
Thus I exposed the AddFontFamily method to the PdfGenerator class, in order to add my custom fonts to the _exisitingFont dicitonary and use those fonts instead of the default Segoe UI.
I havn't found another way to use custom fonts on non-windows machines.
Fixes #122