Hi Nathan
On 25.04.2002 15:00:29 Nathan Carter wrote:
Jeremias,
Thanks for your thoughtful response.
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Being the one who wrote the PS renderer in the first place, I can
comment on a few things:
- The PS renderer, as it is now, is more of a proof of concept,
22:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: support for PS printer-specific options using PPDs
Being the one who wrote the PS renderer in the first place, I can
comment on a few things:
- The PS renderer, as it is now, is more of a proof of concept, than
anything else. Some people are using
I currently use PJ for PDF output from a homegrown customer/member
management system, built on JBoss/Postgresql/etc. There are two basic
uses for the PDF output:
1) letters that use standard fonts to produce a mail merged PDF
form letter - starting with a blank PDF document and text grabbed
Being the one who wrote the PS renderer in the first place, I can
comment on a few things:
- The PS renderer, as it is now, is more of a proof of concept, than
anything else. Some people are using it productively, though.
- As you gathered, there are a few things that still need to be done.
Jeremias,
Thanks for your thoughtful response.
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Being the one who wrote the PS renderer in the first place, I can
comment on a few things:
- The PS renderer, as it is now, is more of a proof of concept, than
anything else. Some people are using it productively, though.
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