Benjamin D. Smedberg wrote: > Kai Ruhnau wrote: >> If someone can and wants to give me a hint: >> I'm looking for a file-format, that I can automatically create, that I can >> use to output print-, browser- and other-viewable pages, that can be >> converted to pdf, so that I can sign this pdf and send it via E-Mail. >> >> Html at first glance seemed for me as a hot candidate. But as far as I know >> html it is not good for printing several pages with "nice" headers, footers, >> page numbers etc. >> Currently we try to do it with LaTeX. If we had time I know we should use >> something like XML+XMS... > > What's wrong with LaTeX? There are LaTeX->html converters, and of > course the PDF converters, etc... it seems like a good solution to me.
It was our desinger who mumbled something around "old-fashioned style". But as you said: The output converters are exacly what I need and we did some great steps towards presentable documents today. > Other possible solutions include docbook. I'll have a look at that, thanks. > HTML+CSS theoretically has the facilities you desire, but most CSS > engines don't really support all of the fancy print-formatting CSS like > fixed-position headers and footers, etc. It's a pitty. What about mozilla? ;) > --BDS Greetings Kai [I don't know the groups ot rules but to be on the safe side: fup2p - everyone is free to ignore it] -- This signature is left as an exercise for the reader. _______________________________________________ mozilla-embedding mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
