when i specify static data in a label and preview it through internal preview of ireport it displays all chineese characters. But when i try to export it PDF preview it is not displaying chineese characters rather that only blank space is shown.
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Using double-backticks around a block of text in my restructuredtext sphinx document causes the HTML output to display the text in red with a frame around it. I would like to have my latexpdf output look the same. The pdf shows the text in a mono font in black and with no frame. At a minimum, I would like the text to be in a red color.
My .tx file shows that it uses \sphinxcode{\sphinxupquote{my text}}. Do I need to somehow override sphinxupquote or is there another way?
In my HTML page, 2 diff chart is available that's the way I convert full page as an image and after it saves as pdf using jspdf.
I need set header or footer before it update in html2Canvas and jspdf.
but how can I add header and footer in pdf?
You don't add headers and footers in PDF. Read more about PDF, it is a low level standardized format, where the primitive operations are something like move to coordinate x=340, y=450 (in some unit, perhaps tenth of millimeters or typographical points) and change font to Helvetica 10 and show the a letter. Read the PDF standard.
You may generate PDF from some higher level text format. I recommend reading about LaTeX and Lout and many other such document processors. You could consider generating some LaTeX or Lout file, then converting it to PDF (by running some pdflatex or lout process).
You could use a PDF generating library such as JagPDF and many others.
You might find HTML to PDF converters. Most web browsers have one. Look also into pandoc.
I'm trying to manipulate and modify a large number of eps files output by a web service. I have the code in python to interface with the server, and to edit the images to within about 99% of where I want them.
My issue deals with trying to display special characters. I've tried outputting the desired unicode character, Ψ, directly into the eps file, but this is displayed as different characters in both Preview for Mac and Adobe Illustrator. From some googling, it seems like eps doesn't accept unicode characters. Fair enough...
My current solution is to try to change the font in the eps files. This works when I want to display the Ψ as a single character. I just switch the font, and then switch back. As below:
/Symbol findfont 10.5 scalefont setfont
-9.1 36.1557 moveto (Y) show
/Helvetica-Bold findfont 10.5 scalefont setfont
Where I'm having a problem is when I want to display a title on each image. The title would include a mix of Helvetica-Light and Symbol fonts, I would want it to display as ABC1-Ψ123. I can't figure out how to switch the font of a single character within a larger block of text. Currently the eps files are written as shown:
/Helvetica-Light findfont 12 scalefont setfont
-43.093 304.224 moveto (ABC1-Y123) show
I'd appreciate any help.
I am having issue with character encoding for displaying text files in UIWebView. I am using utf8 encoding but if i create a text file using ansi format then if characters appears as boxes. Is there any way to generalize this for all text files
I have a document in MS Word 2010 that contains several textboxes. The document looks completely fine in print preview; however, when printed the texboxes shift position. The strange thing is I've tried printing the document on another printer and it works just fine. It also works if I try to print it from Word 2007. I ran the compatability checker in Word and it came back with the following message: "Some text box positioning will change".
Anyone have a clue what's going on here?
According to this site, the message appears due to the following:
In text boxes, text that is centered vertically or aligned to the
bottom will be permanently aligned to the top even if you later
convert the document to Office Word 2007 format.
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In text boxes, text that is centered vertically or aligned to the
bottom will be permanently aligned to the top even if you later
convert the document to Word 2010 format.
Either way, if a different printer attached to the same system prints it correctly then you will want to see if the printer that fails has an updated (or alternate) print driver.
I had a similar problem when printing a .doc file in Word for Mac 2011. I saved it as a .docx file instead, and that fixed it!