I used a commercial barcode font:
http://www.carolinabarcode.com/
and was pleased with the results. I just followed the usual directions for installing a custom font, and that was it.
d
On Tuesday, October 8, 2002, at 07:34 AM, Surov Maxim wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to embed barcodes into P
Surov Maxim wrote:
> Thanks!
> Could you suggest me some free packages which support barcodes simpliciter?
> (Something like http://big.faceless.org/ but free)
There is a generator written in XSLT available at
http://www.renderx.com/barcodes.html
J.Pietschmann
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Two ways I know of.
Using barcode fonts.
Using SVG to draw barcode.
We have used a stylesheet to draw the SVG
works really well.
"Rhett Aultman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/10/2002 15:34:55
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are some threads in the archives which describe using Barcode fonts. I'm
sure if you search in the archives for "barcode" you'd come up with something
relevant to your needs.
-Original Message-From: Surov Maxim
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Title: BARCODE
Thanks!
Could you
suggest me some free packages which support barcodes
simpliciter?
(Something
like http://big.faceless.org/ but
free)
If
you made the barcode a graphic, you could embed it.
-Original Message-From: Surov Maxim
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Title: BARCODE
If you
made the barcode a graphic, you could embed it.
-Original Message-From: Surov Maxim
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Hi!
Is it possible to embed barcodes
into PDF using FOP?
thank you Mr. Pietschmann,
but i allready resolved the problem.
first i did it the way you describe (it worked great). But after a bit
thinking i found that the code for the machine is not really a part of the
document.
So i used iText (thanks to dref) to read the document made by FOP and then
i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> but one solution shows me many more problems... :(
> My margins must be set to 0 now (leftmargin) and that screws up my whote
> document.
You can define margins on the body region, where the text
flow goes. Define a region-start appropriately, where the
static-conte
iText does not allow you to decompile a pdf but you
can copy the whole content of one page of a
preexisting pdf to another then add your static
content.
Dref.
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> iTextJava
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>
> hmm if it reads/writes PDF it can be interesting
> thanks...
>
>
> Joch
iTextJava
hmm if it reads/writes PDF it can be interesting
thanks...
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> Now i need to be able to say (but then in FOP language)
> print a line here: 14.2(x from), 220(y from), 51(x to), 220(y to) the line
> must be 1 pt thick or 2 points whatever...
If you want to draw horizontal or vertical lines,
you can add flat block-containers inside
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, David Ryan wrote:
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> The PDF was rendered with no warnings or errors. However when I tried
> viewing it in Adobe Acrobe 3.01, I got an error.
>
> "A font contains a bad CMap Encoding"
Unfortunately you have to use Acrobat 4 when embedding truetype fonts.
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