SV: AcroReader Can't search PDF with embedded font.

2003-10-01 Thread Uwe Klosa
There is one workaround i tried some time ago. I changed in MultibyteFont.java FontPrefix = ; Now you are getting font names which are similar to the fonts installed on your computer. But you will get some problems with unicode characters. There have been other effects but I have forgotten what

AW: AcroReader Can't search PDF with embedded font.

2003-10-01 Thread Sam Prokop
Hi, I didn´t follow the whole thread, but i use true type fonts, and i used the -ansi option, when i did the metrics, for the fonts.(I needed to do that, because of acrobatreader 3 on os2) I can search in my pdfs with acrobat 6. The Fonts are embedded and have the original names. I use fop

Re: AW: AcroReader Can't search PDF with embedded font.

2003-10-01 Thread Chris Bowditch
From: Sam Prokop [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I didn´t follow the whole thread, but i use true type fonts, and i used the -ansi option, when i did the metrics, for the fonts.(I needed to do that, because of acrobatreader 3 on os2) I can search in my pdfs with acrobat 6. The Fonts are embedded and have

Spacing modifiers

2003-10-01 Thread Etienne Baert
Hi, Is it possible to use spacing modifier characters with FOP ? I would like to have such a character in my pdf document: - a greek sigma letter with 2 as superscript, n as subscript and a bar on top of the letter. and I would it inline with the surrounded text. How can I achieve this ? Many

Re: Spacing modifiers

2003-10-01 Thread Clay Leeds
Etienne Baert wrote: Is it possible to use spacing modifier characters with FOP ? I would like to have such a character in my pdf document: - a greek sigma letter with 2 as superscript, n as subscript and a bar on top of the letter. and I would it inline with the surrounded text. How can I achieve

Re: Spacing modifiers

2003-10-01 Thread J.Pietschmann
Etienne Baert wrote: Is it possible to use spacing modifier characters with FOP ? I would like to have such a character in my pdf document: - a greek sigma letter with 2 as superscript, n as subscript and a bar on top of the letter. and I would it inline with the surrounded text. I somehow get the

less than 100% opaque svg graphic

2003-10-01 Thread Adam Shelley
Hello all, I'm am using svg's in pdf's created by fop and I was wondering if there was anyway to do less than 100% opaque graphics in the output pdf document. I hit the archives and couldn't find any particular issue addressing this. Any input would be appreciated. -Adam

Re: less than 100% opaque svg graphic

2003-10-01 Thread Clay Leeds
Adam Shelley wrote: I'm am using svg's in pdf's created by fop and I was wondering if there was anyway to do less than 100% opaque graphics in the output pdf document. I hit the archives and couldn't find any particular issue addressing this. I suspect it is not possible to do it with FOP.

RE: less than 100% opaque svg graphic

2003-10-01 Thread Adam Shelley
Hello, Thanks for the confirmation. I will most likely not be doing development in this area to solve the problem cause its going to cause too much overhead having to parse the source xml document(=2MB) multiple times and doing multiple translations on it. Is there a way to import an svg into

Re: less than 100% opaque svg graphic

2003-10-01 Thread Clay Leeds
My reply was not meant as any sort of confirmation per se. By no means do I consider myself an authority on FOP. My experience is limited to reading this list, and having used FOP since shortly after fop-0.20.4 was released (about a year a half or so). Although I haven't used iText myself (I

RE: less than 100% opaque svg graphic

2003-10-01 Thread Adam Shelley
Heh, I've been using FOP since 0.20.4 as well but not enough to become an expert. I am using iText but just to implement security on the document, but nothing else. This is the flow of my program: xml + xsl -(http)- fop+itext servlet -(http)- pdf the xml has all of the information for creating

Re: xml/xsl in one fileL

2003-10-01 Thread Chris Bowditch
From: J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well, for a start I gather the original poster didn't want to have a reference to the XSLT in the XML file but the XSLT code itself, perhaps something like Oh I see, that wasnt my understanding of the request, but perhaps you are right. In which case it would