Re: character #133;

Just to be complete: I wrote fo:block font-family=”Arial”/ xsl:texttestowe=12345#133;ABCD/xsl:text /fo:block On PDF his text was splitted into the two lines: 12345 ABCD #133; is the [next line] control character. It should not be used as this in FO to PDF. That is true in this

character #133;

Hi, I reached the following problem I wrote fo:block font-family=Arial/ xsl:texttestowe=12345#133;ABCD/xsl:text /fo:block On PDF his text was splitted into the two lines: 12345 ABCD How to avoid id? I need it to do the code128 barcodes using code128.ttf. Sometimes

character #133;

Sorry, once again Hi, I reached the following problem I wrote fo:block font-family=Arial/ xsl:texttestowe=12345#133;ABCD/xsl:text /fo:block On PDF his text was splitted into the two lines: 12345 ABCD How to avoid it? I need it to do the code128 barcodes using

Re: character #133;

Hi Bogusław, #133; is the [next line] control character. It should not be used as this in FO to PDF. Rather, you should try Barcode4J, wich is designed to extend FOP in barcode generation: http://barcode4j.sourceforge.net/index.html Le 18/07/2011 14:38, Bogusław Fries a écrit : Sorry, once