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iText HTML->PDF Problems

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Chris - 16 Apr 2004 16:47 GMT
I'm using the itext pdf generation tools and running into a few
stumbling blocks..   I've got a html document that we would like to
convert into a PDF... Most of it works good.. For some reason i'm
having problems w/ certain tags such as <HR /> and <ol></ol> &
<ul></ul>...

<hr /> tags throw a element not supported 39 error... and ol, ul say
they're supported but seem a little flakey to me...

also in the html document we're specifying times new roman font but
for some reason the pdf doesn't print that font.

does anybody know of any work-arounds for these problems?  or having
problems with this????
Roedy Green - 17 Apr 2004 00:37 GMT
><hr /> tags throw a element not supported 39 error... and ol, ul say
>they're supported but seem a little flakey to me...

you could try replacing them with <hr> or <hr/> tags and see if it
like them better. Funduc Search and Replace scripts are great for this
sort of job.  see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/funduc.html

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Chris - 19 Apr 2004 13:32 GMT
i'm still searching for help on this...

thanks.

> I'm using the itext pdf generation tools and running into a few
> stumbling blocks..   I've got a html document that we would like to
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> does anybody know of any work-arounds for these problems?  or having
> problems with this????


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