Hi Cédric,
I think you can open FXG (and TLF) in Illustrator or InDesign and save
it out as a PDF from there.
It should also be possible to create an AIR app (or Flash) that renders
the FXG or TLF using the TLF library, then use PrintJob to print to PDF
on Windows with Acrobat Distiller, or natively on Mac OSX.
If you need something more automated, I'm not sure what you'd use - but
there may be an AS3 library that can export your stage elements to PDF
(it'd need to support FTE, which is what the TLF lib distills your
TLF/FXG xml into, when it adds it to the stage). I've never looked for
something like that, so I'm not sure if it exists.
On the server side, I'd guess you'd need to find (or create) an xls
style sheet (or some library written in some server side language) to
translate the document.
Good luck!
Kevin N.
On 9/21/11 8:00 AM, Cédric Muller wrote:
Does anyone know if Adobe did a TextLayout FXG markup to PDF converter
? (that would be a blast to envision such txt layout without building
a bridge towards PDF !! Seriously, I am about to whine as I didn't
find anything ... just wondering what to do next)
What I have found, and I am not happy about it:
I have TLF markup -> I convert to XML -> I use XSL:FO and render to
PDF ???
Never used to beg or anything, but pleeease .... (Why do I feel left
alone when I opt for TextLayout action ? )
Cedric
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