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Subject: RE: [docbook-apps] Some problems with rendering db -> PDF
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- From: "Johann Richard" <Johann.richard@dspfactory.ch>
- To: "Marc Baaden" <baaden@smplinux.de>,<docbook-apps@lists.oasis-open.org>
- Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 08:00:57 +0200
Marc, I remember having had the same problem. If you have a look into docbook/common/en.xml (and all the other localization files), you will find something similar like <l:gentext key="hyphenation-character" text="‐"/><!-- 0x2010 Hyphen --> I made the observation, that many of the fonts you usually use for PDF output don't have this character available in their character set. So, what I did as a (probably wrong) workaround, I replaced the "hyphenation-dash" w/ a normal "dash/minus sign", thus ovverriding the above template with something like <l:gentext key="hyphenation-character" text="-"/><!-- 0x002D Hyphen-Minus --> Which should produce nice looking hyphenation dashes for most fonts. This is a pre Stylesheets 1.62.0 solution. I think, with the new font sets, this workaround should be obsolete for a decent choice of fonts in the body.font.set parameter. HTH, Johann -- ******************************************** Johann Richard IC & DSP Design Engineer Dspfactory SA Champs-Montants 12a 2074 Marin-Epagnier Switzerland Tel: +41 32 755 7400 Fax: +41 32 755 7401 e-mail: mailto:johann.richard@dspfactory.ch http://www.dspfactory.com ******************************************** <>< Re: deemed!--- End Message ---
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