Hi Jean-Yves ... > > My apologies - my comments were made concerning the ... > OK, so I better understand... As a workaround to this FOP > issue, try launching > XSL Utility from a Command Prompt window: > > chdir "path\to\your\xml\document\directory" > java -jar "path\to\XFC\installation\directory\xfc.jar" > > Awful, isn't it? But it works...
Yes, it is and it does :) It gave me an idea too: I changed the Windows 2000 shortcut that calls the executable (XSL_Utility.exe) so that "Target:" becomes: java -jar "path\to\XFC\installation\directory\xfc.jar", and "Start in:" becomes: "path\to\your\xml\document\directory" and although it's as slow as molasses, it does work happily from double-clicking the shortcut. The DOS box pops up and then a few seconds later the FO Converter pops up and I can convert the file without losing the graphics. Thank you for that - it makes life so much easier. :) ... > > otherwise). I even tried setting up a variable (XFC_HOME) > to specify an ... > The XFC_HOME variable - as its name implies - specifies the > location of the > XFC distribution, and is only used by the command-line executable > (fo2rtf.bat). I know - it was a long shot but sometimes those pay off :) ... > > just the filenames of the objects - and if there is a way to set the > > baseline directory I haven't yet found documentation on it... > > Well, neither have we... I'll try to further investigate when > I get the > chance. Me too. Thanks once again! Best, Peter
