I'd volunteer, if I had the time! :-(
Sorry.
Christian Beer
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> Beer, Christian wrote:
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Beer, Christian wrote:
But for a first step why not extend the spec. and add cmyk(...) to
fop?
That's just work. Are you volunteering?
J.Pietschmann
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> Beer, Christian wrote:
> > Right, but FOP _MUST_ not be early in the publishing chain! It could
> > in fact be the only and therefore even the last step in a publishing
> > chain...
>
> Hmm, only if you more or less print directly to a PS or PDF-printer.
> Otherwise, you'll have at last a pri
Beer, Christian wrote:
Right, but FOP _MUST_ not be early in the publishing chain! It could
in fact be the only and therefore even the last step in a publishing
chain...
Hmm, only if you more or less print directly to a PS or PDF-printer.
Otherwise, you'll have at last a printer driver or, for more
reets,
Christian
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> From: lijun zou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Another question,
> How can I mathematically convert RGB to CMYK?
> Theoreically
Another question,
How can I mathematically convert RGB to CMYK?
Theoreically it's 1- RGB, but what about K value?
LZ
--- "Beer, Christian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I think CMYK support in tools used early in the
> publishing chain
> > is somewhat overrated.
>
> Right, but FOP _MUST_ not be
> I think CMYK support in tools used early in the publishing chain
> is somewhat overrated.
Right, but FOP _MUST_ not be early in the publishing chain! It could
in fact be the only and therefore even the last step in a publishing
chain...
> I can only think of the following use cases for XSLFO:
working on
getting approval to
open-source some of it.
Ben
George Yi wrote:
I heard Jeremias mentioned Chamelon(Spell) Colour
can do the post process
but I never tried.
George
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some of our code... working on
> getting approval to
> open-source some of it.
>
> Ben
>
> George Yi wrote:
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> > I heard Jeremias mentioned Chamelon(Spell) Colour
> can do the post process
> > but I never tried.
> >
> > George
> >
> &g
Beer, Christian wrote:
As I am very interested in XSL:FO,PDF and CMYK I am a bit
sad, that it is not supported by the spec.
I think CMYK support in tools used early in the publishing chain
is somewhat overrated.
I can only think of the following use cases for XSLFO:
- Avoid round-off errors and oth
FOP is not that
complex.
Greets,
Christian
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> lijun zou wrote:
> > How is the CMKY colorspace su
lijun zou wrote:
How is the CMKY colorspace supported in FOP?
XSLFO does not support the CMYK colorspace directly.
What's wrong with postprocessing the PDF in a suitable
driver or print preparation software?
J.Pietschmann
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Ben Galbraith wrote:
FOP does support CMYK JPEGs -- there's a previous thread on this issue
that I participated in that should document it fairly well.
XSL-FO may provide support for CMYK through its color space features;
haven't studi
I heard Jeremias mentioned Chamelon(Spell) Colour can do the post process
but I never tried.
George
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Ben Galbraith wrote:
> FOP does supp
Ben Galbraith wrote:
FOP does support CMYK JPEGs -- there's a previous thread on this issue
that I participated in that should document it fairly well.
XSL-FO may provide support for CMYK through its color space features;
haven't studied it enough to grok it, not sure.
FOP doesn't not support C
As I understand it (and I missed the mentioned thread) SVG supports RGB
colour values in ICC colour spaces much the same as XSL:FO (although SVG
only REQUIRES the render to support sRGB). However FOP (and/or Batik)
need to handle translating these RGB colours into the colour space of
the output dev
Andreas L. Delmelle wrote:
Don't know what other opinions there are WRT this issue...
FOP does support CMYK JPEGs -- there's a previous thread on this issue
that I participated in that should document it fairly well.
XSL-FO may provide support for CMYK through its color space features;
haven't s
> >How is the CMKY colorspace supported in FOP?
Look at the following link for more details.
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#jpeg
Shan
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> From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >From: lijun zou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >How is the CMKY colorspace supported in FOP?
>
>
> >Does it support at embedded SVG level too?
>
I seem to remember a thread (one or two weeks ago) in which someone had a
From: lijun zou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am in a process of evaluating PDF creation software.
FOP looks very attractive to me.
But I have one question:
How is the CMKY colorspace supported in FOP?
CMKY within JPEG images is supported according to FOP's website. It is not
supported within the XSL-FO p
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