I agree on "in general terms an XSL Formatting engine is the wrong tool for generating Character Text output",
but if you "must" use TXTRenderer because you need something that simulate PdfOutput etc. etc. you can set textCPI and textLPI so: TXTRenderer renderer = new TXTRenderer(); renderer.textCPI=12; renderer.textLPI=6.1f; driver.setRenderer(renderer); hope this help From: "Illiano, Vincent" > Thanks for the tip. I may indeed end up doing what you suggest - use Xalan > directly to get text output. But before I take that plunge, some have > mentioned tweaking textCPI and textLPI. How is this done? In the > stylesheet? If it requires modifying the FOP Java code, I'd rather not ;) > > Thanks again, -Vincent > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
