So, you're actually using one page-sequence for each page? A bit
puzzling, since I'd expect no mysterious carry-over of excess space
between page-sequences...
Do you know if this is AWTRenderer specific? (Have you tried rendering
the same document to PDF or PostScript to see if something simil
Can you try separating each line with an empty (rather than
enclosing each line)
and see if you get the same cumulative effect?
(I.e. - treat as the newline command.)
And - do you have any lines that 'exactly' fill the width of the page
(so FOP may be generating a line break for empty content
On Jul 14, 2005, at 20:42, Neil Guinto wrote:
So, when you use pre-printed forms, do you mean that the multi-page
documents are actually collections of forms (different pages but all
the same layout)?
Exactly.
If the form itself is only one or two pages, you may be able to avoid
the pr
So, when you use pre-printed forms, do you mean that the multi-page
documents are actually collections of forms (different pages but all
the same layout)?
Exactly.
If the form itself is only one or two pages, you may be able to avoid
the problem by working with explicit breaks (break-bef
On Jul 14, 2005, at 17:49, Neil Guinto wrote:
Hi,
I have these situation where I'm printing a report using FOP
(AwtRenderer). It is being sent thru a dot matrix printer using a
pre-printed form. The problem we noticed is that when doing
multi-pages print at some point the document shifts do
I have these situation where I'm printing a report using FOP
(AwtRenderer). It is being sent thru a dot matrix printer using a
pre-printed form. The problem we noticed is that when doing multi-pages
print at some point the document shifts down a line. Normally it
happens after 15 pages of pr
