On 12/22/2011 11:25 AM, Frank Erlbacher wrote:
> {\*\listtable
> {\list\listid664038103\listsimple
> {\listlevel\levelnfc23\leveljc0\levelstartat1\levelfollow0
> **{\leveltext\'02\'00·;}**
> {\levelnumbers\'01;}
> \plain\f3\fs22\cf2
> }
>
> >The above specification (generated by our product XMLmind XSL-FO
> >Converter) is correct. It seems that your step #5 (the third party tool)
> >does not correctly interpret \levelnfc23:
>
> Yes, \levelnfc23 specify the output to bullet. But the character code
> and the font-family for printing the bullet is taken from the
> leveltext-control word by MS Word:
> {\leveltext\'02\'00·;} After the \'00 sequence you generated a MiddleDot
> (\u00B7)
OK, but what's the relationship with this sentence extracted from your
last email?
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The result of step 6 is a *numbered* and bulleted list:
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(Confirmed by the fact that your 1324400429546.pdf looks all wrong.)
Why is it *numbered* when XFC says "\levelnfc23" (which means "Bullet
(no number at all)")?
I'm sorry but all this is pretty confusing.
>
> As you see in , my xsl-fo file contains a Bullet (\u2022) instead of
> MiddleDot.
>
>
OK. I've tried explain in one of my previous emails that we do not
intend to change this.
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PS: If you have access to the source code of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter
(comes with the fc-site and fc-dev licenses), nothing prevents you from
modifying the product. I don't think this would be difficult (despite
the fact that we'll not assist you in doing that). Other customers did
that before and it was always in cases resembling yours
(interoperability with third-party tools other than MS-Word).
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