Re: Using font Times New Roman in PDF file

Hi, please refer to http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.95/fonts.html You need to call fop specifying a config file (e.g. fop -c myfolder/myconfig.xml ) which defines the fonts you want to use (and where they are). Regards, Max Ashish Kulkarni schrieb: Hi I am trying to use font Times

Re: How can i use ExtensionsForPdf inside my fo:file;;

George Tsopouridis wrote: Is there a way to use http://wiki.apache.org/xmlgraphics-fop/ExtensionsForPdf; Yes sure, if you know how to download the FOP Source Code from Sub version. Then you will need to apply the patch attached to bug

Re: Multiple ID error without there being multiple IDs

Eckel, George wrote: Hi folks, Using Docbook 5.0 and FOP 0.95. I'm getting awarning: Multiple IDserror. BUT there is only one instance of the cited ID value. To check, I substituted for the (offending) ID value. Now, I'm SURE there's only one ID value. But I still get the

RE: Multiple ID error without there being multiple IDs

Thanks, Chris! Turns out I was including a file with the offending ID in multiple places in the same book. Obviously that doesn't work unless, perhaps, you use entities. Learned something. Thanks! George.. -Original Message- From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: setParameter(versionParam, 2.0)

Baeckham wrote: in many examples demonstrating the usage of FOP I see this lines: // Set the value of a in the stylesheet transformer.setParameter(versionParam, 2.0) (transformer is an instance of the class javax.xml.transform.Transformer) What is this parameter for? Does anyone

Re: Layout Question -

Hi Guys, I might be missing the point here but what are your exact requirements? - Do you want to anchor images at the same position as the text? - Or do you just want to make sure that images are on one page and text is on the other page? - Do you have example markup? Regards, Max Philip

Re: break-before problem

I figured it out. Because the blocks were positioned absolutely, the breaks set on them didn't get applied to the normal flow of the document. David Gerdt [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/9/2008 10:14 AM Can anyone help me see why these pages are being rendered on top of one another? Each table is

keep-together.within-column and margin-bottom are not friends

Using version 0.95 If I add keep-together.within-column=always or keep-together.within- page=always, the bottom margins of my pages are not *always* respected. As an example, on page 8 of the pdf document below. I would appreciate any thoughts on how to get around this issue. Thanks.