Luke Shannon wrote:
If I specify one of the dimensions of an external image should this not
ensure that the resolution used in the PDF will be the same as the orginal?
I am trying to use a hi rez image as my header, however it looks like it is
being written as 72dpi in the document, even though I s
;ll give that a try.
Thanks,
Luke
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From: "The Web Maestro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: Image Resolution
Luke,
Resolution is a tough nut. You can find more info on the FOP Graphics
The shrinking idea is a good one. I'll give that a try.
Thanks,
Luke
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From: "The Web Maestro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: Image Resolution
> Luke,
>
> Res
Luke,
Resolution is a tough nut. You can find more info on the FOP Graphics
page[1]. A couple of patient people have done tons of testing, which
you can find in the archives from a year or two ago. The way I got high
quality was to create a 300dpi logo image that was larger than I
needed, t
If I specify one of the dimensions of an external image should this not
ensure that the resolution used in the PDF will be the same as the orginal?
I am trying to use a hi rez image as my header, however it looks like it is
being written as 72dpi in the document, even though I specify the width.
Hi,
My solution to resolve this problem is to use the different zone. The body zone
is over the region-before zone.
Also, you can put your image in the body zone and your data in the region-
before zone.
Your data
> -Original Message-
> From: Barbara Baur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
> So I am still looking for a proper solution for this background-image
problem.
One known workaround is to use a static-content bound to a region-before or
region-after that overlaps the entire region-body. Then in
Hi
I tried to follow the hints on graphics resolution and set an image
width using the content-width property. Unfortunately this did not
work, probably because background-image itself is a property of
fo:region-body..
I 'solved' the problem in the meantime by resampling the image to 72
dpi. Th
> -Original Message-
> From: Barbara Baur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hi,
> I want to include a background image (a png with a 200 dpi resolution)
> in the region body of a simple page master.
> In the outcoming pdf the resolution of the image has changed to 72 dpi
> which is of course no
I want to include a background image (a png with a 200 dpi resolution)
in the region body of a simple page master.
In the outcoming pdf the resolution of the image has changed to 72 dpi
which is of course not what I wanted. The image is far too big and
doesn't fit the page size anymore. Why does
Victor Mote wrote:
> I'll add some doc about this on the "Graphic Formats" menu item (I'm going
> to change the name of the document first) & create an FAQ x-ref.
OK, this should get published in about 2 hours at the following URL:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#resolution
Victor Mote
J.Pietschmann wrote:
> Dan Check wrote:
> > I've been having some trouble displaying fo:external-graphic jpgs with
> > resolutions higher than 72 dpi. The documentation seems to indicate
> > that FOP doesn't currently support resolutions higher than 72 dpi.
>
> This is not quite correct. FOP igno
Dan Check wrote:
I've been having some trouble displaying fo:external-graphic jpgs with
resolutions higher than 72 dpi. The documentation seems to indicate
that FOP doesn't currently support resolutions higher than 72 dpi.
This is not quite correct. FOP ignores any DPI specification possibly
sto
chael Schnuerle
-Original Message-
From: Dan Check [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 6:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fo:external-graphic image resolution
Hi,
I've been having some trouble displaying fo:external-graphic jpgs with
resolutions high
The solution I use is to set the image size 3 time less than the real size.
It works fine.
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De : Dan Check [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mardi 22 avril 2003 00:39
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Objet : fo:external-graphic image resolution
Hi,
I've been h
Hi,
I've been having some trouble displaying fo:external-graphic jpgs with
resolutions higher than 72 dpi. The documentation seems to indicate
that FOP doesn't currently support resolutions higher than 72 dpi. Has
anyone found a way around this limitation? I'd happily hack my version
even if
Hi,
I have just tried your hint and it happens to work. I have checked that
the printed image was okay with a barcode reader.
Thanks for your help.
Pascal
It works
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Do you know if it is possible to generate SVG from a bitmapped graphic
>> (GIF or JPEG. The
Hi,
This is my fault. I did not make it clear that I was generating barcodes
via an API (IDAutomation actually) that generates images.
I already tried to give fixed values to content-width and content-height
but the printed results looks awkward. It seems that the scaling algorithm
downgrades the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Do you know if it is possible to generate SVG from a bitmapped graphic
(GIF or JPEG. The API i use does not generate SVG unfortunately). I shall
give a try at SVG (if I can embed or convert the barcode image).
Oops, I got the impression you generated your barcodes
as SV
Hi,
Do you know if it is possible to generate SVG from a bitmapped graphic
(GIF or JPEG. The API i use does not generate SVG unfortunately). I shall
give a try at SVG (if I can embed or convert the barcode image).
I am also considering the use of a barcode font. On the project for which
I am worki
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to fit a barcode image into a FOP 0.20.3 document (PDF). The
image is much bigger in the PDF (screen or printed) than when i view it
into an imaging tool.
I have a constraint on the barcode image that make it impossible for the
width to be less than about 250 pi
I doubt it is available for Java, since it is a stand-
alone product for Windows & Mac. Check out:
http://www.xml.com/pub/rg/SVG_Software
Depending on what platform you are using, there might be
something useful for you there.
-John
> Ok, thanks for your help. I will have a look at StreamLine.
Ok, thanks for your help. I will have a look at StreamLine. Do you know if
it is available for Java ?
Thanks
Pascal
> Pascal,
>
> I'm sorry. Streamline is an Adobe product that converts
> bitmap files to vector files. I'm sure there are other
> products that do the same thing, I'm just familiar
Pascal,
I'm sorry. Streamline is an Adobe product that converts
bitmap files to vector files. I'm sure there are other
products that do the same thing, I'm just familiar with
Streamline.
You and I are in the same boat as far as not knowing
much about SVG. I understand the concept behind it
Hi John,
I don't know much about SVG. What exactly do you mean by using StreamLine
? Is it a process to turn a bitmap into vector based graphics ?
Can you give me more details about the solution you used ?
Thanks
Pascal
> Pascal,
>
> I had a problem similar to this. I scanned in a
> person's
Pascal,
I had a problem similar to this. I scanned in a
person's signature and opened it in Illustrator, then
saved it as SVG. Viewing the SVG file in IE and in
Illustrator it looked fine, but in my pdf it was too
large. I then decided to convert the bitmap to a vector
image using Streamli
Hi all,
I am trying to fit a barcode image into a FOP 0.20.3 document (PDF). The
image is much bigger in the PDF (screen or printed) than when i view it
into an imaging tool.
I have a constraint on the barcode image that make it impossible for the
width to be less than about 250 pixels (I need to
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