I suggest PCL6 support.
A late response I know, but this just came up recently & I can't work
around it.
PCL 5 support is being dropped from some new printers it seems:
http://h2.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00878487/c00878487.pdf
This has happened a couple of times recently,
Ahmed Haddad wrote:
I have the same problem as Richard. On the web all examples I found do use
".fo" files with static contents.
[snip]
1* I have tried to use two simple page master:
2** Then I defined a to be able to alternate these
page masters
I have the same problem as Richard. On the web all examples I found do use
".fo" files with static contents.
To simplify, I will try to explain my problem usin the same example as
Richard (may be we will have our solutions in the same time?!):
Richard FARAND wrote:
I have to print a set of clients' invoices. For each client I have to
print a letter first, and then print all his invoices.
So I have an XML File with structure like this:
[snip]
Which page-sequence (conditional or not), should I use to print for each
client, his letter
nancy_b wrote:
It increases space between the numbers and list body, but the warnings are
still present. May be I need certain values to hide them?
The warning occurs because there is not enough space for the
list item label. I'm not sure what effect the xsl:param
name="orderedlist.label.width"
Hi all,
just a short question regarding the alignment of inline elements. I have
an external graphic (SVG) in an inline element that i like to position
to the middle of the preceding/following text.
I played with aligment-adjust and alignment-baseline properties of the
surrounding fo:inline
Hi experts!
I really need help because we have to decide soon wether we will use FOP
or not.
The question is how to write in xsl-fo:
for-each client:
1- print letter using simple-master-page="letter"
2- for-each invoice of client: print invoice
using simple-master-page="invoice"
Rema
Hi Steffen,
It's like Paul told. You have to generate your document in two steps,
first the XSLT transformation and then the FO transformation with FOP.
My advice: Look here at the Docbook Complete Guide:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/InstallingAProcessor.html#InstallSaxon
But the latest ve
That is correct -- FOP uses Xalan to process your XML documents using
the XSL stylesheet you provide. Of course you can always use another XLT
processor like xsltproc and feed the resulting FO to FOP.
HTH,
Patrick
Baeckham wrote:
> Just a short question for a better understanding of FOP.
>
> Doe
Hi FOP experts!
I am new to FOP.
I have to print a set of clients' invoices. For each client I have to
print a letter first, and then print all his invoices.
So I have an XML File with structure like this:
Just a short question for a better understanding of FOP.
Does Apache FOP use Xalan internally for creating the XSL-FO structure? May I
replace this XSLT processor with an other one?
Thanks for your feedback.
Steffen
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Thanks Chris,
I have just seen this page but on the other hand, shouldnt the page
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.93/fonts.html be updated as well? I find
this important as it is a functionality that would encourage people to
switch to 0.93.
Rigas
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