On Thursday 10 July 2003 19:55, J.Pietschmann wrote:
> Bernd Brandstetter wrote:
> > I want to embed an external SVG graphic in my fop document. This
> > graphic shall at some place contain the current page number of the
> > document.
>
> No. Well, unless you are willing to produce a few major hack
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> Chris Faulkner wrote:
> > Thanks for that - it looks like the PDF decrypti
Clay Leeds wrote:
> > What I have done with this is to show in a general way how to set the
> > key-value items in the configuration. Since they are all the same, it
> > doesn't seem to make sense to document all of them.
>
> Fine with me, although since there're only 3 or 4 different
> possibilit
Victor,
On 7/10/2003 11:30 AM, Victor Mote wrote:
Clay Leeds wrote (a long time ago, May 14, 2003 to be exact):
I guess the age old, should SVG-specific configuration information be
placed on the Configuration.html page (with a link to
configuration.html#svg), or on the Graphics page? The same woul
Title: RE: Image embedding question(s)
Tough one.
Aggregating I think would open up all kinds of issues... Lets say we treat each page as a separate image to be imported. If each page is treated as an external graphic to be imported, could we not add as many areas as there are pages
Clay Leeds wrote (a long time ago, May 14, 2003 to be exact):
> Well, to answer my own question (how else can userconfig.xml be
> modified...), it appears that SVG can be modified (from the FOP/Graphics
> page):
...
> BTW, I don't know what other options there are for modifying
> userconfig.xml
It's great that things aren't all there yet. It provides lots of information
for working out the next version! I guess we new people sort of forget how
new this all is, and expect it to do everything all from the start. But I'm
sure that each new revision will pick up on some of the things the user
Eddie Cheng wrote:
> I am encountering the similar problem with you for generating Traditional
> Chinese pdf.
> I have generated the font metrics file from window mingliu.ttc font file.
> However, still many words from Supplementary Character Set
> (http://www.microsoft.com/hk/hkscs/default.asp) a
Bernd Brandstetter wrote:
I want to embed an external SVG graphic in my fop document. This graphic
shall at some place contain the current page number of the document.
No. Well, unless you are willing to produce a few major hacks.
Is this possible? If not, is this a limitation of xsl:fo and/or SVG
Tom Chen wrote:
> 1) Do you imply that adding the metrics xml files generated from Adobe
> Asian Font Pack or the 6.0 Reader(without embedding the font file e.g. TTF
> file) doesn't raise license problem?
Correct (with the usual disclaimer about not being a lawyer). If have some
information to th
Rob Stote wrote:
Is it possible to insert a multi-page tiff into a PDF or PS file.
No. You'll have to produce a separate file for each page and include
them individually.
How do you think should multi-page TIFF files be handled? Should
the pages be aggregated, and in which way, should breaks allow
Todtenhaupt, Susann wrote:
Correct, this view is also possible through the office-programs like word,
ppt etc. but can you explain to me, where the value 274F (see further below)
results from?
XML uses Unicode. Code charts are available online, you can
for example check out
http://www.unicode.org/
Andreas Delmelle wrote:
BouncyCastle is one of the providers that supports RC4, and is
preferred, i believe, because the installation is quite
straightforward in comparison to others...
If anybody has experience with installing other crypto providers,
in particular the Mozilla stuff, I'd be glad to
Chris Faulkner wrote:
Thanks for that - it looks like the PDF decryption can only be done if you
have the owner password, although it apparently has tools to apply brute
force to crack the password, mentioning dictionary attacks. Seems like if
you keep the password long and obscure, it isn't that e
Hi,
I want to embed an external SVG graphic in my fop document. This graphic
shall at some place contain the current page number of the document.
Is this possible? If not, is this a limitation of xsl:fo and/or SVG in
general or only of the current implementations of fop and/or Batik?
Regards,
Hi all,
I am encountering the similar problem with you for generating Traditional Chinese pdf.
I have generated the font metrics file from window mingliu.ttc font file. However, still many words from Supplementary Character Set (http://www.microsoft.com/hk/hkscs/default.asp) are missed. Moreover,
Hi Victor,
Thank you very much for reply! But I still have some questions:
1) Do you imply that adding the metrics xml files generated from Adobe Asian Font Pack or the 6.0 Reader(without embedding the font file e.g. TTF file) doesn't raise license problem?
2) Do you where we can find the spec
Tom Chen wrote:
> To generate PDF correctly in Asian languages (Simplified
> Chinese,Traditional Chinese, Japanese,Korean), we have two choices:
>
> 1) Embedding the font in PDF.
> 2) Without embedding, using the asian language fonts provided by
> Adobe Acrobat Reader's Asian Font Packs
> (http://
>> 2. The encryption is 40 bit. Are there any plans to take this to
>> 128 ? I read elsewhere that there is software to decrypt PDF's -
>> does anyone have links to this ?
>
>Don't know about the 128-bit encryption, but for decryption payware :
>www.elcomsoft.com.
>( If anyone can supply me with a
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> 1. Why does the documentation direct us to use
> security.provider.6=org.bouncycas
Title: Image embedding question(s)
Hello all:
Enviro:
Version - fop-0.20.5rc3a
O/S - Win2K
I am trying to insert mixed content into my results from a FOP rendering. I am rendering to both PDF and PS. I have done some preliminary tests with the guidance of the docs, and some earlier posts.
Hi,
To generate PDF correctly in Asian languages (Simplified
Chinese,Traditional Chinese, Japanese,Korean), we have two choices:
1) Embedding the font in PDF.
2) Without embedding, using the asian language fonts provided by
Adobe Acrobat Reader's Asian Font Packs
(http://www.adobe.com/p
This is the address where the glyph is located in the pdf-fonts
'ZapfDingbats' and has nothing to do with your System Fonts (WingDings...)
and the Windows encoding Table.
The Character Map can be used for locating characters inside system fonts
(like TrueType Font inside your Windows-Font folder).
Correct, this view is also possible through the office-programs like word,
ppt etc. but can you explain to me, where the value 274F (see further below)
results from?
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Hi,
First, #x means character code in hexadecimal, correct.
Second, using Windows' "charmap.exe" you can browse your fonts.
In Wingdings the characters 0x70 and 0x78 show an unchecked / checked checkbox.
Markus
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Hello!
I've never before embedded special symbols in fo. Why do you write "#x"?
Does the x mean hexadecimal? I'm wondering because I've tried to find the
symbol by looking for a symbol from ZapfDingbats with 274F (hex) in my
window-system, but couldn't find it. Can you give more support, please? :
Hello all
I am using FOP to create encrypted documents out of a servlet - this works
quite nicely. I have a few questions
1. Why does the documentation direct us to use
security.provider.6=org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider
rather than any of the other security providers ? Perhap
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