H. Grasl wrote: > You‘ll find three rtf File in the Attachment of this mail. Each document > displays one specific issue due to the rtf concatenation of several > documents to a over-all document. Each issue is marked with a red frame > and can be compared with a green frame which shows how it should look like. > > All the issues have the following points in common > > -Each issue arises only in rtf rendered documents. > > -Each issue arises only due to rtf concatenation. > > -Each issue arises only if the partial document is used more than once > in the entire concatenated document > > There are following errors or issues due to the rtf concatenation. > > -Reuse of header: A compound page master is used to set a different > layout for the first and the following pages. The first page is using in > header the following pages are not using a header. This compound page > maser works only if the partial document is used once in the entire > concatenated document. If the partial document is used once again the > compound page master doesn’t work anymore. The header is shown on each > single page of the partial document and not only on the first page of > partial document. Please see document: Reuse of header.rtf in the attachment > > -Reuse of Seite x von y à Reuse of Page x of y: The page x of y should > be displayed in respective to the partial document and not respective to > the entire concatenated document. This works fine for the first usage of > the partial document. If the partial document is used once again Page x > of y is displayed in respect to the entire concatenated document. Please > see document: Reuse of Seite x von y.rtf > > -Reuse of tables: Here again. If the partial document is used more than > once in the entire concatenated document the used table is not rendered > like the first one. Please see document: Reuse of tables.rtf > > Do have any advise hot to fix those issues? Please don’t hesitate to > contact me if you need any further information! >
I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand your problem. So let me explain what I think I've understood: * You generate several .rtf files using XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. for example: file1.rtf, file2.rtf, file3.rtf. These files looks good when opened in MS-Word. * Then you concatenate these files (may be using MS-Word itself) in order to create a single compound .rtf file out of file1.rtf, file2.rtf, file3.rtf. Let's call this compound file: big_file.rtf. * Big_file.rtf obviously shows many layout problems: inconsistent headers, inconsistent page numbering, incorrect layout of the tables. If I have correctly understood your problem, then unfortunately we cannot help you: [1] We have never claimed to generate .rtf files that concatenate gracefully in order to form a perfect-looking compound file. The job of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter is just to convert a *single* XSL-FO file to a *single* .rtf, .wml, .docx or .odt file which can be opened and modified in MS-Word or OpenOffice/LibreOffice. Our responsibility ends after this single file has been created. [2] You are the first customer to complain about this problem. In fact, what you do is a bit suprising for us. We wonder why you don't create a compound XSL-FO file in order to convert it to RTF. [3] May be it's the program --whatever this program is-- you have used to concatenate the files which is not up to the job. I don't think that properly concatenating similar .rtf files is a trivial task. So this is not really surprising. Now I hope that I've misunderstood your problem and in such case, please send us every bit of information allowing us to reproduce the issue here at our offices. The most important bit of information is of course an XSL-FO file allowing to reproduce the problem. For more information, please refer to http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/support.html#xfc_support_policy -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
