Hi,
Just to say, that using DocBook to create a multi-page PDF using
multiple SVG documents is quite good... seems to work like a charm :)
Thanks again
Antonio Broughton
Antonio Broughton wrote:
Ok,
I will have a look at using a XSL-FO as Don Adams has suggested.
Thanks
Antonio
Ok,
I will have a look at using a XSL-FO as Don Adams has suggested.
Thanks
Antonio Broughton
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
At the moment, this is not supported. The infrastructure for that in
PDFDocumentGraphics2D is there but I don't think the Batik Transcoder
API is prepared for this. This
At the moment, this is not supported. The infrastructure for that in
PDFDocumentGraphics2D is there but I don't think the Batik Transcoder
API is prepared for this. This question may be better asked on the
batik-users list since it mostly concerns a Batik API. For example,
their TIFFTrancoder
to create multipage PDF files using
PDFTranscoder
Hi,
I was wondering if it was possible to create a multi-page PDF document
from multiple SVG documents using the PDFTranscoder (each SVG document
represents a page in the PDF document)?
I have looked around google, and searched
Hi,
I was wondering if it was possible to create a multi-page PDF document
from multiple SVG documents using the PDFTranscoder (each SVG document
represents a page in the PDF document)?
I have looked around google, and searched on the mailling lists, but
there is no mention about it... or am I
