> The problem is that you are using SVG fonts. That is every character that
> is drawn is converted into a set of curves. The real problem is that the
> viewer (eg. acrobat) cannot display these curves very well. If you print
> out the document (on a decent printer) you will see that the text appears
> how it should.
> There is a limited implementation that does not draw the text as curves
> (using normal pdf text instead) but it doesn't handle many things well.
> just put this in you config file:
> <entry>
> <key>strokeSVGText</key>
> <value>false</value>
> </entry>
>
>
Some time ago I had the same problem, today i saw your post, and decided to
try,
but i still have the same result - letter that are rendered in SVG looks
very ugly in acrobat
and look nice on the paper. What do i do wrong? Or this solution will not
help?
I'm using FOP 0.20.1
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Anton Dekusar
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