Xsl-Fo: Making XML Look Good in Print by Dave Pawson

Xsl-Fo: Making XML Look Good in Print Dave Pawson ebook
ISBN: 9780596003555
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
Format: pdf
Page: 284

Just discoverd Perhaps XML+XSL - most browsers support XSL I think. BI / XML Publisher 5.4pt start-indent problems in XSL-FO blocks on EBS Check Format recursive template. @allquixotic: look at the (awfull, I know) picture. might look old-fashioned, but it would do the job much better than all that tag tower. --stringparam fop1.extensions 1 . There are many, many more flags that you can set during this transformation stage to take care of errors later on. I'm trying to Tobek, when you say "freeze document", do you mean just essentially making it read-only? Certainty that the document will paginate and print the same regardless of what printer it is sent to, what paper it is printed on (eg A4 or US Letter), etc. Don't worry if you see warnings and errors, you should end up with a good document.fo file. We put an article up back in the winter on transforming from WordprocessingML into XSL-FO. From there I love examples like this that show some of the stuff you can do once you get Office documents in XML. I want multipe pages printed to yeah, I thought about that too: Setting page-height in xsl:fo to a high number and printing it to a A4 PDF with "lpr -pPDF -o fit-to-page table.pdf" works good - remaining problem is, that I don't know which height to set - see my answer to @RedGrittyBrick's answer – stwagner Aug 10 '12 at 14:27. /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/fo/docbook.xsl .