Re: How do pixels(px) compare to points(pt) or inches in XSL-FO/FOP ?

Could anyone confirm that FOP converts pixels using a 72 dpi ratio ? I find information about this in http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html Oscar - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: page-number

Start a new page sequence like: fo:page-sequence master-reference="... your master ..." initial-page-number="0" force-page-count="no-force" can we initialize the number of page to 0 at page break? -

Re: Demo: XML to PDF (and HTML) by FOP

Except that you've got a problem when someone enters a name containing an umlaut And likewise with an ampersand... Oscar - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: blank page

Look carefully: you want to have the *page count*, or alternatively, the last page number in the page sequence (because counting starts with 1). Usually this can be done with a page number citation referring to something on the last page, however, there is *no* way to refer to something on a

Re: Aligning a block with the bottom of the page

Use the region-after sections of your static-content of your page-sequences. Okay, thanks. Er, is there any way to do this inside a fo:flow ? In general, i would say: no. Maybe you can construct something in a page-wide table. I still advise you to use the static-content

blank page

Hi all, With using version 0.20.5rc i get strange blank pages in the pdfs. This is not the case with the same fo-docs when i process them with the old 0.20.4. (I tested this by reinstalling 0.20.4.) For example, in 0.20.4 i see the following flow-processing: [1] [1] [2] (There are multiple

zero width space

Hi all, I'm trying to use zero width spacing for word-wrapping purposes. For some reason it doesn't work. I tried using the code #8203; and also #x200B; for this zero width space and use Fop version 0.20.4. But in, for example, fo:blockword#8203;break/fo:block i get word break, with a 'normal'

Re: zero width space

FOP 0.20.4 incorrectly uses a full space width for basically all Unicode space characters. This is fixed in 0.20.5rc, please upgrade. Ok, i did. And it solved this issue. Thanks, Oscar - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Helvetica and Arial

Joerg Pietschmann wrote: Bad. Did you check that there isn't something else stretching your printout, like a Acrobat reader or printer driver setting fit to page? Right. It did. It also 'centered' everything. Also account for border and padding width. Collapsed table borders are even more

PCL problem

Hi all, i've got a problem with a special character (and maybe with more, but did not notice yet). In this case it is about the mu, the greek character often used for a shorthand for micro. In my fo i convert this character to #x3BC;. Now, when i process my fo to pdf with FOP it shows ok in the

Re: PCL problem

this all comes down to which font you are using. The PCL renderer doesnt support custom fonts. From the standard 14 fonts, the mu character x03BC has a glyph in the Symbol font. Maybe your PCL printer doesnt support the Symbol Font? Hi Chris, i'm using only font-family Helvetica. No extra fonts

Re: PCL problem

convert the docs/examples/fo/fonts.fo example to PCL and send it to your printer. If you can see the mu character in the output look into fonts.fo how to make it appear. You will probably have to use font-family=Symbol. Jeremias, Thanks. Adding inline the font-family and using the right code out

Re: fixed-width fonts are not fixed-width in FOP print

contains very precise spacing. For example, I might have a column of numbers such as: 9.5 17.23 1492.1 that I need to line up on the decimal point. Does anyone have any advice how I can get my fixed-width fonts to truly be rendered as fixed-width, without an intermediate PDF file? Jim,

Document security of PDFs

Hi everybody, in inspecting the document security of a PDF, which was generated by FOP, i noticed that -amongst others- the changing the document property was set to allowed, security method to none and document assembly set to allowed. Naive as i was, i expected Acrobat reader documents to

Re: Tools for Fo

Are there any tools that convert, for example, a simple excel, word or other formats to a Fo format or to a xsl/fo format? You can save an Excel file as an XML-file. (At least, i can, with my 2002 version.) Can you work from there? Oscar