pdftranscoder: -the colors are a little different
I have not seen this, can you provide sample content?
Yes. These are the results which I saved with my program.
<http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf.svg>
Generated with JPEGTranscoder <http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf.jpg>
Generated with PNGTranscoder <http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf.png>
Generated with TIFFTranscoder <http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf.tif>
Generated with PDFTranscoder from pdftranscoder.jar (Batik 1.5.1) <http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf_1.pdf>
Generated with PDFTranscoder from fop.jar (FOP 0.20.5) <http://www.prodato.de/temp/testpdf_2.pdf>
-the text has no anti-aliasing
This depends on how you have your PDF viewer setup, by default Acrobat doesn't anti-alias text, you can tell it you want it to (Preferences somewhere). I don't think there is currently an option to always output text as paths.
Yes, I know this and I turned the anit-alias text on, but it only works with the pdf document which is generated with the fop.jar.
How can I create a pdf document wich looks like the original SVG? The created JPG, PNG and TIFF documents are correct.
It's usually the wrong thing to do but you could just embed a JPEG/PNG in the PDF. The simplest way to do this would be to create a 'small' SVG that consisted just of an image element that referenced the rasterized PNG. Of course when you went to print it the result would probably look a bit blurry.
No, I do not embed a JPEG in the PDF or in the SVG. My program generates SVG and can save it as SVG, JPG, PNG, TIFF and PDF.
Thanks! Mathias Kalb
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