SVG is the best for printing.... It is a vector graphic and will sustain it's quality throughout... However, the source MUST be from a vector based application such as Adobe Illustrator.
SVG's can import other raster images inside of an SVG and are NOT vector based. Therefore you must sustain the vector characteristics of the image throughout the rendering process....
Pete
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>Subject: Best Image Format for FOP for printing and viewing?
>Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 12:31:40 -0500 (EST)
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>This is for reports that people can view on-line and to print. So it's not a
>either "view or print" situation. It's like I need the best of both worlds. I
>need to have print quality and view quality in the same document.
>
>I am trying to get quality images in FOP, but have not been pleased with
>jpeg,png formats.
>
>If I use SVG, the print quality seems better, the on screen display is awful.
>
>What have people been doing to achieve a superior image quality in a PDF
>document with FOP for printing.
>
>Another thought was to try to create my images much bigger, than to scale them
>down to fit in the pdf.
>
>Any thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>Thank you. I will share my results on how I achieve this with the group when I
>hit the right answer.
>
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