> RTF is the format of yesterday: better generate MicroSoft Office XML or
Open
> Office XML.
I agree. I very much dislike RTF as a markup language. It is cumbersome,
limited, verbose, awkward and terribly outdated. But RTF is a widely used
standard, whose format is recognized by many lagacy pr
We found the same thing. We also found that images with ICC Profiles display
correctly in FOP 0.20.2, but appear as black boxes in FOP 0.20.3 and 0.20.4.
Anyone know what happened between .2 and .3 that would break this?
Is there a way to strip out the ICC Profile of an image at runtime? Our
Ralph LaChance wrote:
> At 12:46 PM 7/25/02, you wrote:
>
>> After seeing the OutOfMemoryError, the AWT renderer is
>> causing, why
>> don't thinking of providing a PDF viewer in the FOP itself. I think, this
>> will be useful so much. I don't think people couldn't have ever thought
>> a
Folks,
Excuse my ignorance but is the pdf viewer everyone is talking about
provided already by Adobe on a huge number of platforms and called
acrobat reader? Or is it something else that is being requested?
Also, pdf file reading is built into MacOS X as is pdf generation via
native print t
> > My quick solution was to add a method toPDFArray() that does what the
> > current toArray() does and update toArray() not to do the division and
> > updated the call in startVParea().
>
> The toArray() method gets the proper value in terms of points so it is
> not really pdf specific. The v
