hi there all,
Good Day!!!
i came across this property tag
fo:table absolute-position=absolute left=1in top=2in
and tried to implement it however the tables still don't get
horizontally aligned with each other
on the .xsl file
~~
xsl:template
Benjohn P. Villedo wrote:
i came across this property tag
fo:table absolute-position=absolute left=1in top=2in
and tried to implement it however the tables still don't get
horizontally aligned with each other
Absolut positioning isn't implemented for tables.
Use another blind table and put your
hi all,
Good Day!!!
thanks for giving me that bright idea i was able to achieve what i
wanted... hmm... i shouldn't have looked at at block-container in the
first place it made me all the more confused hehehe :-) here is what
i did though
using the existing xsl-fo table tag i omitted the
Naveen M V wrote:
Hi ,
I would like to place one image (jpeg-CMYK) over a another like a pack of
cards spread. Or do we have anything like the layers of Netscape in fo.
There is z-index in XSL-FO, but this is not implemented in FOP. You can
set the background image for a region and overlay an
Mike Brodbelt wrote:
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How do other people deal with this? Is there any way to exercise control
over the positioning of pacge breaks without needing widow/orphan
support? Any work rounds possible. Failing that (stupid question alert),
any idea when a version of FOP that supports this might
Kuba Królikowski wrote:
Hi
I'm using PCL renderer in FOP. I have to count document pages. I know
that I can render my document and get page count with this way. But I'm
not sure that there isn't any little faster way, for example without
writing PCL commands to PCL stream. Do you know where
Chris Bowditch wrote:
Mike Brodbelt wrote:
snip/
How do other people deal with this? Is there any way to exercise control
over the positioning of pacge breaks without needing widow/orphan
support? Any work rounds possible. Failing that (stupid question alert),
any idea when a version of FOP that
Yes, I know about that, but I have to write universal mechanism, which
will calculate page count of every document, even without those fo tags.
Besides if I only need to count pages I don't have to render document
to PDF or PCL - I wonder if there exists any moment in FOP rendering
process
Kuba Królikowski wrote:
Yes, I know about that, but I have to write universal mechanism, which
will calculate page count of every document, even without those fo tags.
Besides if I only need to count pages I don't have to render document
to PDF or PCL - I wonder if there exists any moment in
Title: [OT] Windows spool file size
Does anyone know if the spool file size can be controlled, if at all? We use FOP to generate PDF reports and a 60KB PDF file generates a spool file 10 times that size on Windows. What does spool file size depend on?
Thanks,
Prabhat.
It can't really be controlled. PDF is a very compact format (it uses a
lot of compression). When you print it on Windows a lot of so-called GDI
(Graphics Device interface, I think) commands are generated which can be
serialized as EMF files (enhanced metafiles). The printer driver
converts GDI/EMF
you lost me there. I was with you till the GDI part. Is there an advantage to
serializing GDI to EMF? It's probably elementary, but pointers to resources
will be greatly appreciated.
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