On 31.03.2010, at 08:04, manolo gouy wrote: >>> Printing-wise, it works only on Mac as of today. >>> My commit concerns WIN32. It consists in asking whether the printer >>> in use can blend, do the blending if the answer is positive, >>> and do a simple copy if it is negative. I think you wrote previously >>> that some MSWindows pseudo printer could blend (I don't remenber its >>> name, it's Microsoft's alternative to PDF). Could you retry that >>> with the new committed code ? Hopefully it should work. >> >> It's the XPS printer, and I just tested it on my XP system with internet >> explorer (!) as XPS viewer. Unfortunately it's worse than before. :-( >> see appended file test_7362_7365.png (I hope it'll make it to the news >> server). > > OK. I'll look into that if I can add the XPS printer to my XP.
You can find the "Microsoft XML Paper Specification Essentials Pack" at <http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=B8DCFFDD-E3A5-44CC-8021-7649FD37FFEE&displaylang=en> This also includes a standalone viewer, so that you don't need to use internet explorer (I updated my XP system after my posting yesterday). The crazy thing is that my XP version (using the above mentioned package) looks much better WRT the thin lines and other small graphics in the upper middle area (the Win7 version is missing lots of lines there). However, the transparency effects are identical with both. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
