Wouter de Vaal wrote:
I'm afraid it doesn't.. It's the image that is rendered in very poor
quality. I don't use text in my svg part.
Specify the heigth/width of your SVG with real length units:
You should use the same measurements explicitely on the
fo:external-graphics element referring to the S
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> From: Wouter de Vaal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> This works fine when I view this with AWT, but when I generate a PDF, the
> quality of the graphics is bad. I've read that this because the current
> SVG-> PDF rendering gives a maximum quality of 72dpi, which is
> >This works fine when I view this with AWT, but when I generate a PDF, the
> >quality of the graphics is bad. I've read that this because the current
> >SVG-> PDF rendering gives a maximum quality of 72dpi, which is way to low
> >for professional printing (for which I want to use this).
> >
>
> T
From: "Wouter de Vaal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This works fine when I view this with AWT, but when I generate a PDF, the
quality of the graphics is bad. I've read that this because the current
SVG-> PDF rendering gives a maximum quality of 72dpi, which is way to low
for professional printing (for whic
Hi,
I'm trying to clip an image with a rounded-corner rectangle (or any other
non-standard shape for that matter).
I could not find any way to do this with xsl-fo, so I took the approach of
embedding svg, like this:
