I was editing the wrong inline.xsl file. The search function in the Finder of Mac OSX doesn't look inside *.app. I used a shell to drill down on XMLEditor.app and found the right file. I didn't realize a .app file had files inside it - is that a symbolic link? I thought a .app file was equivalent to a .exe file on Windows.
Problem solved. Thanks again! Brendan On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 6:24 AM, Hussein Shafie <[email protected]> wrote: > On 07/10/2012 11:24 AM, Brendan Taylor wrote: > >> I found that this XSLT modification did work >> on my Windows XP machine, but not my Mac. I did notice there are >> multiple instances of inline.xsl, and have modified the right one. I now >> suspect it has something to do with fonts. I have tried using other >> docbook elements that are suppose to render bold according to the xsl >> stylesheet and they do not. >> >> For now I can work around the issue by building the documents on my XP >> machine. If you have any ideas on how I can use bold font in my pdf, I >> would appreciate it. >> > > I've never heard of such font problems on the Mac. I don't think this > could be the cause of your problem. > > Note that on the Mac, inline.xsl is found deep inside XMLEditor.app. > > This being said, it's always possible to instruct FOP to use alternate > fonts. This is done very easily from within XMLmind XML Editor. Simply use > "Options|Preferences", "Add-on|FOP" section for that. Then restart XMLmind > XML Editor. >
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