Can I affect the DPI that a document thinks it is. My documents are defaulting to 72dpi, but I'm trying to create press ready docs and they want to see...
... A PDF is resolution independent, so I'm guessing you're talking about including images in the file. From the documentation for PDF::API2::Content ...
DPI depends on the embedded bitmap, i.e. rasterized files- u cannop influence the quality of a bmp file with i.e. simply changing an attribute in a headerline....
... PDF is a resolution-independent format. You don't need to specify or set, or even imply a resolution. The size of the PDF should be 8.5 x 11. Everything...
G'day Folks, Looking back through the archives there's really only been one person that's mentioned changing data in a PDF using Javascript. Has anyone else...
Hi, I have had some free time and created PDF::Kit It has, among other things, a subroutine, print_paragraph(), that can print bold text in the middle of a...
... Does it do italic too? Can it do nested font changes? I don't mean to brag...well, OK, I do but in a humble sort of way :) PDF::Kit can do almost any font...
Sure, it does any font you have the font file for -- bold, italic, underlined, color changes, size, whatever. <i> is whatever font file you assign to <i>. No,...
... This is not clear in the documentation. For example, how do I specify two different sizes? BTW, what you call a font is not a font; it's a typeface. This...
... You specify size whenever you instantiate a PDF::TextBlock::Font object: http://github.com/jhannah/pdf-textblock/blob/master/t/20-demo.t ... Oops! I¹m...
... Most other parts were made up of harder metals to withstand the pressures. It is called a press; a lot of force is used. Lead is used because it is...
FYI, http://search.cpan.org/~shcorey/PDF-Kit-v1.0.0/lib/PDF/Kit.pm -- Just my 0.00000002 million dollars worth, Shawn Programming is as much about organization...
Hi All, We are having HOT job opening in PHP for a multinational company in Chennai. Exp: 2+Years (Opening For a small company) Exp : 5 to 6 Years in PHP (For...
Hello, I've had some API2 code working for a long time but moving to a new server we are now getting this error: Can't locate object method "compress" via...
I'm using a much older version or API2 than you, but compress seems to lead back to the module: Compress::Zlib You might want to try installing that via cpan...
Mark Fowle
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Sep 28, 2009 7:06 pm
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Yes the admin tried that and it still gave the error. For now we have commented out all of the Compress calls. Does anyone know if we really need to call that?...
... Yes, PDF::API2 uses Compress::Zlib which uses libcompress-zlib-perl It should have been installed if you used cpan to install PDF::API2. If you installed...
... Almost all PDF are compressed. You may not be able to load PDFs without the library. If you are just creating new ones, you should be fine. But they can...
Yes we used CPAN to install both PDF::API2 and Compress::Zlib ... From: perl-text-pdf-modules@yahoogroups.com [mailto:perl-text-pdf-modules@yahoogroups.com] On...
... ISTR this error was also caused by corrupting the object instance. You might want to put a break at that line and examine the object. I'm guessing that...
The code has been in place for years and has worked with no problem... Then we had to move it to a new server and the admin installed API2 version 0.73... And...
... Did you comment out the `use` lines as well? The only thing I can think of is that the libraries are not being found. On my machine, it is here: ...
Tim, If it really is a question of the script not being able to find the compress library, why not try uploading it manually to a lib directory beneath your...
Tim, Your ISP has somehow failed to install the Compress module. They might install it for you if you ask. If not, make a subdirectory called Compress and...
Hello, I have some code that has worked for a long time... on new server we installed exact same version of PDF::API2 as on old server. That version is 0.49...
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