I suggest PCL6 support.
A late response I know, but this just came up recently I can't work
around it.
PCL 5 support is being dropped from some new printers it seems:
http://h2.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00878487/c00878487.pdf
This has happened a couple of times recently,
Hi Arne,
Arne Hildebrand a écrit :
Hi all,
just a short question regarding the alignment of inline elements. I have
an external graphic (SVG) in an inline element that i like to position
to the middle of the preceding/following text.
I played with aligment-adjust and alignment-baseline
Quite a bit of work, what you suggest here. PCL 6 (aka PCL XL) is
a completely different printer language compared to PCL 5. We'd have to
develop a completely new renderer. Do you have a budget for this? ;-)
What does that mean: better, but still not adequate? Does it print
correctly on those
Hi,
in many examples demonstrating the usage of FOP I see this lines:
// Set the value of a param in the stylesheet
transformer.setParameter(versionParam, 2.0)
(transformer is an instance of the class javax.xml.transform.Transformer)
What is this parameter for? Does anyone know? The comment is
Hi all
We've got a FOP engine mainly used to produce PDF files. Now, output to RTF
is also desired. Most formatting is good, but absolutely positioned block
containers don't work.
fo:block-container id=sender absolute-position=absolute top=2cm
left=6cm /
I've read some posts stating that RTF
On Jul 30, 2007, at 18:13, Richard FARAND wrote:
Hi
I am new to FOP.
In that case: Welcome!
I have to print a set of clients' invoices. For each client I have
to print a letter first, and then print all his invoices.
So I have an XML File with structure like this:
snip /
letter and
Hello,I am having an issue transforming some XML to a PDF. The xml
contains html which should show up in the PDF as what the html would look like
in a browser.At present, the html shows up when the pdf is generated with
tags, such as phello/pHere is the snip from my xsl:
