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In fop 0.20.5, there is only one way that I
have found to scale a graphic. You need to set the width attribute in the
imagedata to a number with unit, not percentage: width="2in".
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Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 7:41
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Subject: [docbook-apps] Re: [docbook]
Keeping the size of a screenshot for XML->FO->PDF transformation
Yes, I have this problem too.
I also could not find a solution, but at least I could localize the
problem:
While the best resolution
for screenshots in PDF files is between 96 and 150 dpi (as I saved them), FOP
invarily renders the pictures with 72dpi. This results in 1024x768 screenshots
having the totally unreasonable size of 36 by 27 cm (14 by 11 inches).
You can do what you want in DocBook
attributes - this does not change.
Anyone an idea?
Greetings
Michael
Valent
www.boc-eu.com
| Diane Larin
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24.09.2004 16:27
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Hello,
I tried to find an answer to the following problem on
mailing-list archives
and using google but with no success.
I have
several screenshots in PNG format. When I generate the PDF file
(using FOP)
the small screenshots appear a lot larger than the original
files. Not only
it takes too much space, but also the text is fuzzy.
I tried using the
different attributes for imagedata (width, depth,
contentdepth,
contentwidth ..) but the output is always the same.
I would like the
graphic to always be the same size as the original.
What should I
do?
Diane Larin
INRO
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