Hi All,
I have a problem with linkingthe font (not embeded font) with pdf.
In the userconfig.xml fileI have specified only metric-file attribute. I haven't specified
embed-file attribute value.
Followinghighlighted paragraph from taken from http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html
It says that
Hi Varadharajan,
You create the userconfig.xml
file. And the add the following code in your program
String str_userconfig = userconfig.xml;
File fl_userconfig = new File(str_userconfig);
ConfigurationReader reader = new ConfigurationReader(new InputSource(new
Hi Chris,
Try these softwares. Abby fine reader is available as a trail version.
In order to convert the pdf which is extracted from fop we can use Omni Page
or Abbyy Fine Reader and among these two softwares Abbyy is the best.
-Original Message-
From: Christopher R Newman
John Root wrote:
Edward,
Actually, this is not that difficult, however it's not well documented.
You'll need to set up a configuration file for FOP, convert the fonts that
you plan to use for your application, and add the info for the converted
fonts to the config file. This procedure is fairly
Clay Leeds wrote:
snip/
I've tried:
- giving the 3 graphics different width values (e.g., .5cm .5cm .5cm;
5cm 5cm 5cm; etc.)
- using every combination of attributes imaginable (width/height;
content-width/content-height; width/height/content-width/content-height;
width; height; content-width;
Neil Guinto wrote:
Ver: FOP 0.20.5
I need to print a report using a dot matrix printer. The paper size
that I'll be using is 8.5in x 14.875in. I initially test it on our
laser printer using a letter size paper. The output looks good. On a
dot matrix printer (Lexmark 2381+) the font size
Varadharajan Sethuraman wrote:
Hi All,
I have a problem with linking the font (not embeded font) with pdf.
In the userconfig.xml file I have specified only metric-file attribute.
I haven't specified
embed-file attribute value.
Following highlighted paragraph from taken from
On Jul 14, 2004, at 5:05 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Clay Leeds wrote:
snip/
I've tried:
- giving the 3 graphics different width values (e.g., .5cm .5cm .5cm;
5cm 5cm 5cm; etc.)
- using every combination of attributes imaginable (width/height;
content-width/content-height;
Chris Bowditch wrote:
Neil Guinto wrote:
Ver: FOP 0.20.5
I need to print a report using a dot matrix printer. The paper size
that I'll be using is 8.5in x 14.875in. I initially test it on our
laser printer using a letter size paper. The output looks good. On
a dot matrix printer (Lexmark
On Jul 14, 2004, at 8:54 AM, Neil Guinto wrote:
I am using the PrintRenderer. I find TXTRenderer don't preserve the
white space on my report which is critical for me for proper
positioning and alignment.
It might also be good if you could 'improve' the TXTRenderer to
preserve the white space
Sorry 'bout that.
I thought the issue seemed too simple. Thanks for the clarification.
John
On 7/14/04 5:02 AM, Chris Bowditch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Root wrote:
Edward,
Actually, this is not that difficult, however it's not well documented.
You'll need to set up a
I am using the PrintRenderer. I find TXTRenderer don't preserve the
white space on my report which is critical for me for proper
positioning and alignment.
Correction I just realized that I am using an inner class that extends
the AWTRenderer. So what I'm really using is AWTRenderer.
Varadharajan Sethuraman wrote:
If any one knows about Linking font with pdf using FOP.
It doesn't work with 0.20.5, because of problems with font name
mangling. You *must* embed non-standard fonts.
J.Pietschmann
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I'm creating a fo file which has a table with several cells containg
svg images. Each svg frament contains a couple of a elements with
links to external urls. The problem is only the last cell actually
links anywhere. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? If
necessary I can send some
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