This works for me:
LAYER
NAME "credits"
STATUS DEFAULT
TRANSFORM lr
TYPE ANNOTATION
FEATURE
POINTS
-5 -5
END
TEXT 'blabla'
END
CLASS
LABEL
TYPE TRUETYPE
FONT "FreeSans"
POSITION ul
COLOR 0 0 0
SIZE 8
FORCE TRUE
END
END
END
The idea is to put the object on the angle you want, (here lower right,
with 5 pixels offset in X an Y). Then put the label upper left of this
feature. I don't know if font could change something.
Le 11/05/2011 13:38, Chris Jackson a écrit :
> Hi Thomas
>
> Running 4.1.1 (though there may be a slight dev flavour in there...).
>
> Chris
>
> On 11 May 2011 12:30, Thomas RAFFIN <traf...@sirap.fr
> <mailto:traf...@sirap.fr>> wrote:
>
> What is your pmapper version please ?
>
> Le 11/05/2011 13:19, Chris Jackson a écrit :
> > Hi all
> >
> > I have a variety of layer dependent credit text in the mapfile
> (Thanks
> > Thomas for help there), which is positioned fine on the screen
> in pmapper,
> > however the PDF print output goes to town with the fonts and
> makes the text
> > huge, overlap and partially excluded from the map frame. I am
> guessing this
> > is down to differences in rendering fonts on a screen and in
> print. Are
> > there any rules of thumb to minimise the discrepancies and produce a
> > sensible PDF print output?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Chris
> >
>
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