Jan Schukat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
Kai Ruhnau wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently searching for a tool, that can convert a HTML4.0+CSS page into a printable format (ps for example). I was hinted to the gecko engine that can already do these things when embeded for example in mozilla.
Is it possible to implement a commandline-tool out of mozilla without all of the graphical overhead, that "simply" ;) renders the page in memory and outputs it into - say - a ps-file?
Every tool that is currently out there only supports limited html and virtualy no css.
Yes, it is possibble to do. Many of the test apps in the mozilla source tree are mere console apps. But none of them can create ps files though.
I'm wanting to do something similar. I need to convert an HTML document into a series of bitmaps, one per page. I've been digging through the various classes & interfaces in Mozilla but am having trouble figuring out just how to go about it. Can anyone give me some hints?
Of cource, it's an oftopic, but try to find khtml2png on freshmeat.net. It converts html documents to png images with the help of KHTML library. It's a command line utility.
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