Well, a couple of times I almost went mad because I couldn't figure out why my lengths didn't come out like I wanted them. And that was because I had "Fit to page" enabled.
Most problems I have with inaccurate positioning of text elements is when I have to print on preprinted forms. I usually solve this by having this part in an absolutely positioned block-container that I can shift in X and Y direction using variables in XSLT. Another approach we frequently take is to use the X/Y-shift functionality on the big Xerox DocuPrint/DocuTech printers. Of course, that doesn't apply to desktop printers. On 15.03.2002 14:45:36 Balaji Loganathan wrote: > Dear Jeremias., > Thanks again Jeremias,but my print options doesn't > have something like "Fit to page",and I also removed > all the page print settings simillar to above. > I printed the PDF with same printer now,its printing > with different margin edges now,So i found the error > is in feeding of paper (i'ts not manual feeding,i put > bunch paper in tray). > So i have to blame only the printer and not PDF or > FOP. > Did you faced some problem like this and how did you > managed.?? > Please comment. Cheers, Jeremias M�rki mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] OUTLINE AG Postfach 3954 - Rhynauerstr. 15 - 6002 Luzern Fon +41 (0)41 317 2020 - Fax +41 (0)41 317 2029 Internet http://www.outline.ch
