> 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
Thanks. I've fixed the transparency problem. It now fully works with XPS and does transparency to white background with PDF printer. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
