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I figure it may be hard to mimic the behavior in perfect EMFs. However there could be a fallback to rasterized rendering if unrenderable parts are encountered. Unfortunately, even the rasterized output (I tried BMP) has a number of issues for the test file.
In particular, the font-variant support in GDI/GDI+ is limited.
No easy way out, except parsing the font files to improve support or using a different rendering system.
Description
When rendering the attached sample file to EMF (source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SVG_Test_TextAlign.svg), the result is not as expected in a number of ways. The expected result would be:
The actual result however is:
The code used to produce the EMF is stripped down to the max and uses all default values:
Example data
Input SVG:
text-align.svg
Result file as EMF:
EMF_Test_TextAlign.zip
Used Versions
Reproduced with NuGet version 3.4.6
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