Hey Jeremias,
No, no directly issue so far, the problem is I don't have an appropriate
printer within arms reach and I have to rely on my printer company for
testing, but you pretty much answered my question in regards to the
different printers different rules (that must make it fun for software?)
Martin,
the example on the Wiki page [1] should work just fine. If not, they
need to be fixed. Did you run into any problems? AFAICT, the page covers
all the necessary details to make this work.
However, there is one caveat: There's no single way to do tray selection
in PostScript. HP printers usu
Agreed. Adjusting letter-space automatically depending on the available
space is not always seen as typographically "nice" which is why FOP
doesn't do it by default. By playing with
letter-spacing.minimum/.optimum/.maximum you can get you a certain
flexibility. But that has only limited effect when
As PostScript output only supports Type 1 fonts at the moment, you need
to look for a Type 1 font that has all the glyphs you need for
ISO-8859-2.
Here are a couple of font packages that should contain fonts with the
necessary characters:
http://canopus.iacp.dvo.ru/~panov/cm-unicode/
http://dir.fi
Hey Guys,
Have been working through my issues with postscript for tray selection and
duplexing, and have read the PostScript extensions wiki and implemented some
of those suggestions in my FO file, but was wondering if anyone had a
working example of tray selection and duplexing in a small post
inline-progression-dimension specifies the inline-progression-dimension
of the content-rectangle.
The XSL-FO standard does not say a conforming implementation will
squeeze characters to fit. In the example you gave, it looks like the
formatter was adjusting the letter-spacing negatively.
http://
Hi,
thnaks for your quick answer, but in my case I have to reduce the space
between the chars. There is only one line to draw, so wrapping or
hyphenation is not possible. It's a app for businesscards.
Thanks
Markus
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Thank you, Mariusz.
Do you know which font you are using for this? It looks like we are trying
to use Arial for the xsl but when I output using -at application/postscript,
the resulting file is giving me < ... font-name="any" ... >. I think this
may be the culprit and I will try to use Helvetica
Hello,
I tried to squize some characters if the content is to much for the
table-cell.
I have seem a sample at zvon.org
http://www.zvon.org/HowTo/Data/xslfoTests/results/recarea8.pdf.
If I use the script with the FOP 0.95 it doesn' t work.
What's wrong here?
Thanks for you help.
br
Makrus
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Here is the FOP FAQ regarding cells overflowing in a table.
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/faq.html#cells-overflow
I haven't tried squeezing characters (not in the above FAQ), but I have
written a template to insert zero-length characters:
This results in wrapping. I haven't
On 2009-09-14 09:26:15 -0500 (Mon, Sep), Jill DeLong wrote:
> We have been using the fop to print out documents so far in English, French
> and Swedish with no problems. However, we now have a need to print in
> Polish which uses characters in the ISO-8859-2 character set.
[..]
>
> Any suggestion
I've succeeded in printing in Chinese using a Microsoft Windows Chinese
font using FOP 0.95 which can auto-detect operating system fonts.
I specified the font family - 'Microsoft JhengHei'.
A crucial step was modifying the fop.xconf file to auto-detect OS fonts:
We have been using the fop to print out documents so far in English, French
and Swedish with no problems. However, we now have a need to print in
Polish which uses characters in the ISO-8859-2 character set. In the
documentation I've read so far for Fop, it says the -ps and -pdf probably do
not h
Hi Eric,
Looks like a bug indeed. Could you please file a bug report on FOP's
Bugzilla [1], attaching a simple FO file showing the issue? That will
help us keep track of the problem.
Thanks,
Vincent
[1] https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Fop
Amick, Eric wrote:
> The spec
Hi,
As Jeremias wrote, there is nothing wrong with this code. I have placed
my own image into the box, it had come out as intended.
Cheers,
Venkat.
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Would you please describe in a bit more detail what you want to
accomplish? When I run your example with a PDF of my own
Would you please describe in a bit more detail what you want to
accomplish? When I run your example with a PDF of my own as image, FOP
does with the image exactly what the FO tells it to. I assume you're
expecting something else, so I need a bit more information to be able to
tell you what you need
Hi Dan,
I'm afraid I don't see any other possibility than to implement this
properly. At least the good news is that with JPEG you've got a full
example of how to embed that format uncompressed into a PDF. Here are
some pointers on what needs to be done:
XML Graphics Commons: http://xmlgraphics.a
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