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Chris Bowditch commented on FOP-2434:
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Sure, I understand. FOP is open source. So if this issue is having a bad impact
to your business then the best way forward is to dive in and prepare a patch to
workaround this Acrobat Reader limitation. I have no great desire to resolve
it. When my users point it out, I tell them its an Acrobat bug since it works
in other viewers and when printed, and flipping the Thin Line Enhancement
option off resolves it. Another possible workaround is to just have thicker
borders. This issue only seems to affect borders of 2pt or less. Go for 3 or
4pt borders and the issue is less noticeable.
> Varying table border thickness in PDF output
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> Key: FOP-2434
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOP-2434
> Project: FOP
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: documentation
> Reporter: Anthony
> Attachments: adobe_reader_100%.png, borderThicknessTest.fo,
> borderThicknessTest_FOP2.0.pdf
>
>
> Tables in my documentation vary in border thickness throughout my PDF output.
> I have determined that it occurs when cells are spanned (across rows and
> columns).
> I have attempted to fix stylesheets and Adobe settings, and nothing has
> helped.
> I use Oxygen XML Editor 16.1 with an Apache FOP processor.
> I am unable to attach any sample images or topic.fo file. By request, I will
> send both.
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