Thank you again for your answer.
> Awfully weird, though.
Yes...
About the double quotes
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You are right, if I copy the following string as an URL in my browser,
file:///C:\"Program Files"\fop\fonts_lea,
the directory is not found.
Whereas if I use file:///C:\Program Files\fop\fonts_lea
it is escaped to file:///C:\Program%20Files\fop\fonts_lea
and the directory is properly found.
So I deleted the double quotes, thanks.
About the trailing backslash
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I added one.
This is now what it looks like:
<value>file:///C:\Program Files\fop\fonts_lea\</value>
Unfortunately, it is still failing with the same error message.
Fop -d command line option
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So, I tried:
# fop -c "C:\Program Files\fop\conf\userconfig.xml" -xml projectteam.xml \
-xsl projectteam2fo.xsl -pdf projectteam.pdf -d
but no more clues appear, snif!
BTW, can you tell me what "IIC" means?
Thank you for your concern.
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