Hi Magnus and JTHaemlitz,
I am grateful to you both for your efforts.
Perhaps i should have explained, the subsequent headers are different from
the first header.
The first version, Magnus' version, produced two documents. The first one
had the special headers and the second one had the ordinary
the xsl:fo way of doing what you want isn't pretty, but it's a very
standard wish in book formatting. after you figure it out, you will
wonder how else it could have been defined.
the tutorial chapter below pretty much explains how to do this:
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect3/bk/ch05.html#d0e1
Hi Bart,
Aha!
Thankyou.
I knew it had to be a pretty standard request.
... see, i had this idea, if i post to enough mailing lists i can get other
people to do my work for me, ;-|
How to define my own region got me for a while. But then i found your
tutorial. Within seconds I had it. I like that
I happen to be liable for the content of that particular tutorial chapter.
Dave Pawson did most of the work relating to making it look really good,
with DocBook tweaking. But I take responsibility for errors. Mostly it is
pretty solid, but I do have to point out one error, which relates to
"referen
Greetings,
Has anyone had experience embedding an EMF file with FOP? Is it possible
directly, or will I have to first render it to GIF (any hints here)? The
target format is PDF.
Any thoughts?
-pete
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Peter M. Murray
s u b x, i n c.
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4th Floor
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then thank you thank you thank you both for that wonderful book! hands
down the best reference i've seen on fo.
Arved Sandstrom wrote:
I happen to be liable for the content of that particular tutorial chapter.
Dave Pawson did most of the work relating to making it look really good,
with DocBook t
see later message.. apologies to you and anyone else who got the idea
that i wrote or claimed to have written that tutorial. after pawing
through other, otherwise excellent xslt references, it was that one that
brought me out of the darkness regarding xsl:fo.
thanks again to the dave pawson and
Not to worry, Bart, I didn't construe it that way. I stepped in because I am
a nitpicker about factual accuracy, and ever since I made the "sense of
rotation" error it's been bothering me, and I try to point it out. Of course
I should just fix it. :-)
I should add that apart from Dave P and myself
You just have to remove the "embed-file" attribute from the font entry
in your user-config.xml.
On 16.02.2002 00:01:56 jthaemlitz wrote:
> is there any way to use a non standard font without embedding it?
>
> We're having problems on our Linux boxes with the embeded fonts printing.
> The fonts a
EMF is Windows-specific and there's now way to directly embed EMF into a
PDF. I think you will really have to render the EMF to a bitmap format.
Maybe it is possible to convert EMF to EPS or SVG. I'd try to go for SVG
if anything is available.
On 16.02.2002 16:23:40 Peter Murray wrote:
> Has anyon
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> see later message.. apologies to you and anyone else who got the idea >
that i wrote or claimed to have written that tutorial.
he
alright, i'm new to this group, and i'm sure this has already been covered (where can i look at old messages?)
i'm generating a catalog with lots of skus, and i have my magical xsl transformation written, it's configurable, blah blah. the problem is, when i run it with only 10 items, it works gre
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