Hello Jeremias, It looks like it could be a bit more complicated than some missing commands. The reason I was doing this was that I wanted uncompressed PDF as a template: FOP's great but a bit slow for 200-odd near-identical documents. In the end what I did was make the PDF in FOP and use Ghostscript to make an uncompressed version. It seems to have worked fine.
So then I used Ghostscript to make a postscript version of the ok PDF and compared it to FOP version that had all the problems, but there was no difference in the commands that I could recognise, although there were plenty of differences amongst the gobbledegook below them - not very helpful I'm afraid. If anything turns up I will let you know, Regards, Tom Weissmann -----Original Message----- From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 01 May 2002 12:41 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FOP: Page Orientation in Postscript I've had similar experiences within GhostView, but I haven't found out yet what's missing. Maybe it's the missing BoundingBox DSC comment, although adding that manually didn't help. It's likely that a setpagedevice command might solve that, but I haven't investigated yet. Please tell me if you find anything.
