RE: Again: external-graphic and scaling

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Feb 8, 2007, at 19:45, Kai Mütz wrote: Hi, snip / I do not really understand the scaling of external images. I have an Area of 220mm (height) and 170mm (width) where I can include graphics. Thus I write something like: fo:external-graphic

Table troubles

Hi all, I have upgraded fop from 0.25 to 0.93 and I have some troubles with tables. 1. On page break table doesn't have the bottom border even if I set it. 2. On the last page, if there isn't enough data, table doesn't fill all available space even if I set the 'height' attribute to 100%.

RE: Table troubles

Hi, Could you send the XSL:FO file, it's quite hard to answer you without. Thanks Miro -Original Message- From: Vincenzo Mazzeo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 4:09 PM To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org Subject: Table troubles Hi all, I have upgraded fop

Re: render afp with images

Sorry for the late reply. When I run examples/fo/basic/images.fo through FOP 0.93's AFP Renderer, it doesn't look so bad. The only image that isn't displayed in IBM's AFP Viewer Plugin is the JPEG. Maybe if you can provide more details, it's easier to help. On 01.02.2007 14:03:14 Johan

Re: Table troubles

Thanks for your reply. Here is the XSL:FO file Regards Vincenzo Gregan, Miroslav ha scritto: Hi, Could you send the XSL:FO file, it's quite hard to answer you without. Thanks Miro -Original Message- From: Vincenzo Mazzeo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007

Re: Table troubles

Chris Bowditch ha scritto: Vincenzo Mazzeo wrote: Hi all, I have upgraded fop from 0.25 to 0.93 and I have some troubles with tables. 1. On page break table doesn't have the bottom border even if I set it. This is because of border conditionality. Table borders are not painted at the

Re: Table troubles

Vincenzo Mazzeo wrote: Chris Bowditch ha scritto: Vincenzo Mazzeo wrote: Hi all, I have upgraded fop from 0.25 to 0.93 and I have some troubles with tables. 1. On page break table doesn't have the bottom border even if I set it. This is because of border conditionality. Table borders

font defaulted to any

Hi Everyone, we have some fonts(TimesNewRoman,CourierNew etc) that are not part of base-14 fonts supported by Adobe so when we run FOP 0.20.5 on windows 2000 server, it says unknown font, so defaulted to any. we did not really need to use the same font so we ingnored it. we are now

Re: font defaulted to any

Pardha Paruchuri a écrit : Hi Everyone, we have some fonts(TimesNewRoman,CourierNew etc) that are not part of base-14 fonts supported by Adobe so when we run FOP 0.20.5 on windows 2000 server, it says unknown font, so defaulted to any. we did not really need to use the same font so we

Re: Table troubles

On Feb 9, 2007, at 18:43, Andreas L Delmelle wrote: On Feb 9, 2007, at 18:22, Jeremias Maerki wrote: An extension isn't necessary. This can be expressed with normal FO means: Specify block-progression-dimension.optimum=100% and block-progression-dimension.minimum=0pt on the last table-row.

RE: Need help on PDF generation using XSL-FO

I have just tried this with my own project here - just disabling the print. It appears that the print disabling is tied to the security. Is there a way to NOT put in password and it disable the print? Right now if you disable the print, it generates a random password and lock the file. I even

Re: font defaulted to any

we dont really need those fonts so we did not embed them, also the PDF file was getting bigger when we embed. Our only concern is that when it says defaulted to any, what does any mean and where is it picking the font from? we are OK with defaulting to any but after upgrading to Windows

Re: Need help on PDF generation using XSL-FO

On Feb 9, 2007, at 19:02, Nelson, Dean wrote: I have just tried this with my own project here - just disabling the print. It appears that the print disabling is tied to the security. Is there a way to NOT put in password and it disable the print? Right now if you disable the print, it

Re: font defaulted to any

Pardha Paruchuri a écrit : we dont really need those fonts so we did not embed them, also the PDF file was getting bigger when we embed. Then don't specify TimesNewRoman or CourierNew in the FO file; specify serif or monospace instead. That way you will get the default base-14 fonts and the

Re: Bad pdf document with embedded Times New Roman font

The font-triplet name must match to the font-family. Change to font-family=Times, serif. Adam Skowronski wrote: I tried to create PDF document and embed Times New roman font (because I need some character from ISO-8859-2 codepage). I included Times New Roman into configuration as follows