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Yea … we’re dealing with medical forms. We need (my client needs, actually) to support a customer that has these forms to be printed. Things like claims forms.
-- Mark C. Allman -- Innovator -- Allman Professional Consulting, Inc. -- www.allmanpc.com, 617-947-4263
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Mark,
That's funny... We are using FOP to move *away* from something like this. Our clients are tired of paying us to sell them pre-printed pages with the boxes, only to have the little "x" be off-center ;-)
I don't know if it'll help, but you could use "blind tables" with images or something inside to maneuver the box where you want it. Of course, it'll take a bit of trial and error. Also, the results might be different depending on the printer, as well as whether you're outputting with -awt/-print or -ps/-pdf.
Good luck!
Mark C. Allman wrote: > Version: 0.20.5rc, with my fixes to get markers working. > > What I’m trying to do is place a fo:block at an absolute position on a > page. Any way I can. The idea is to format text on a page so that when > we feed a pre-printed form through the printer we get “X” placed in a > box, a name in it’s box, a date where it should be on the form, etc. > > I see that “absolute-position” isn’t supported yet, but that “top,” > “right,” etc., are. Is there functionality implemented in 0.20.5rc that > allows a block to be placed at a specific position or do I need to add > the implementation of “absolute-position” (and, if I need to do this, > can anyone suggest any helpful hints)?
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