Hello Colin, On Monday 08 August 2005 19:25, Colin J. Williams wrote: > Many thanks for your response.
your welcome ... :) > Thomas Hackert wrote: > >On Sunday 07 August 2005 21:46, Colin J. Williams wrote: <snip> > >>When one exports to PDF a thirty page document is produced it > >>looks good except that there are no links from the TOC to the > >>body of the text - I'm not sure whether Adobe 7 has that > >>capability. > > > >If you use File > Export to PDF, you should select "tagged PDF" > > in the PDF Options-window (or something like that ... I am > > using the German version of OOo here ... ;) ). > > In the English 1.9.122 there is no reference to tagged PDF in the > File Menu. I have left out a step here (thought, it was clear ...), sorry. At first you get the "Export"-dialog (is this the same in the English version of OOo?) and after inserting a name here and clicking on "Export..." you get the "PDF options" (or the like) ... And here is this "tagged PDF" in the German version. Sorry for the hassle ... <snip> > Some tags that are exported are table of contents, > hyperlinks, and controls. > > There are Export ... and Export to PDF entries in the menu. The > first provides two options: > > i Export to PDF > ii Export to XHTML > > Neither behaves as expected. See above. I missed the first step, sorry! <snip> > >>When one exports to XHTML one gets a 122KB file which Firefox > >>does not undestand ( this is about one tenth the size of the > >> PDF file). > > > >I think it is better to use "Save as" and to choose HTML as > > format there. I have used it a couple of time and it seems to > > be "valid" HTML ... ;) > > Save as works adequately. The colon on the title page is wonky. > > When viewed by Firefox the image is wider than the screen and > there is no horizontal scroll bar. It would be interesting to see the HTML source code for that ... Alas I do not know enough HTML to help you on this, but maybe someone else ... And maybe it is already reported in IssueZilla ... ;) > Incidentally, > (a) Figure 7 has an inoccuous spelling error. Tittle should > be Title. (b) The W3C Validator reports 31 errors on the html Wow ... That is too much, I think ... :( I have seen the validator report at the end of this mail, but I do not know how to fix it, sorry ... :( <snip> > >I do not know, how good the implementation of XHML in Firefox > > is, it could be a bug ... > > Yes, it would be better left out until it is operational. IIRC there was a thread in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] a couple of weeks ago about this. IIRC one of our members there has written an XSLT-script to convert the XHTML code to HTML (I do not find the mail at the moment, but I found another mail from this guy, where he mailed this link (maybe it is useful ... ;): http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/commandline.html. He (Christian Lohmaier) also mentioned this issue: http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=7809, but I have not looked at it yet, maybe it is not related to your problem ... : ( <snip> > >>When one sends to HTML one gets many files. Aside from a wonky > >>colon on the title page the rendering looks adequate. > > > >I have tried this with an document I am reading at the moment, > > but I only get one document, so I cannot confirm this ... :( > >What kind of document are you using? > > The document I was using was Daniel's draft on Styles. > (0206WG-IntroductionToStyles, converted to odt) This one I have not yet, but will get it later ... ;) > >P.S.: Could you stop sending HTML mails, please, and also wrap > > your lines after 68 or 72 characters, please? > > Sorry about that. I've added OO Authors to my address book now, > with a "Send Text" flag set. Thanks a lot ... :) > With Netscape, I used to be able to wrap text at say 68, I don't > seem to be able to do this with > Thunderbird. The Thunderbird does wrap the incoming messages. I cannot help you with that ... I have never ever used Thunderbird ... :( > I have appended a copy of my original message, as other isues > are raised, and reduced the line > length where necessary. I think, that was not necessary, it is in the archive of this ML ... ;) <snip old stuff and validator-report, because I cannot help you with that ... :( > Have a nice day Thomas. -- The intelligence of any discussion diminishes with the square of the number of participants. -- Adam Walinsky
