I ported a package called SPDF a couple of years ago- it is probably pretty
close to what you're looking for. It even has some interesting report
features that I haven't looked into much- in fact I really haven't done much
with it since the initial port.
Robert Jarvis has since worked with it and fixed several things that were
broken. The latest version I have is (I think) from 9/15/2000, I'm sending
it in a seperate mail since I can't post attachments through my news server.
He may have a newer version now. Some other people may have worked on it as
well- my machine at home is currently comatose and my mail archives (plus
any more recent versions of the package) are all there :(
There are a lot of interesting looking reporting-type features in there too-
I wish I had the time to pursue it further. Hopefully the package I'm
sending will load and run in 4.0 fine.
Jerry Bell
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> Ingo, you are right.
>
> Really my problem i about to generate PDF'S files.
> I know that if you see that kind of files there something like macros
> inside or may be an scripting language.
> I need information about it. A manual or a paper explain it.
> What I need i.e is make simple reports , tabular reports but with diferent
> fonts and colors and may be
> include a logo inside.
>
> I hope I was more clear now.
> Thanks for your answer
> Pablo
>
> "Ingo Blank" <
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> > "pablo digonzelli" <
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> > > Hi , someone know how to generate a pdf file from dolphin ?
> > > TIA
> > >
> > First ask yourself how to generate a pdf file *without* Dolphin.
> > If you can answer this question, you probably already know how to
generate
> a
> > pdf file *from/with* Dolphin.
> > Besides, there are a lot of possibilities and you should specify a
little
> > more in detail what kind of data(text,pictures,URLs,etc.) you want to
> > convert to pdf and what is their input format.
> >
> > Regards
> > Ingo
> >
> >
> >
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