Hi Gabriele, Sorry but the RTF renderer isn't really well maintained anymore. There are currently no developer who have an interest in it. Moreover RTF has always been a terrible format which tends to be replaced by other solutions.
If you really need an RTF output that looks fine in OOo you may have to try and fix the source code yourself. Otherwise you may be interested in another toolchain. For example it may be worth developing an XSLT stylesheet that directly transforms you source XML format into OpenDocument. As ODF relies on XSL-FO for specifying styling properties, this is probably possible to have a common part for both plain XSL-FO and ODF outputs. I hope this helps, Vincent Gabriele Del Prete a écrit : > Gabriele Del Prete wrote: >> The same problem happens also with the simplest table I could come out >> with XSL-FO (i.e.: the fo:table tag with five columns defined, and one >> row with 5 fo:table-cell), and with the examples in FOP 0.93's >> distribution archive (tried some of them, not all, though). >> > > This is an auto-follow-up to say that I've tried with JFor 0.71 and its > RTF output is shown ok in OpenOffice (columns don't get merged). > > I know FOP's RTF support is based on JFor, so maybe after all it's > really a bug born during the integration of the two? > > Bye, > Gabriele > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
