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Topic: Draw HTML

Posted By: jmontoya
Subject: Draw HTML
Date Posted: 03 Nov 10 at 9:52AM

Hi, I've some questions about DrawHTMLText function:

- It will be possible in newer versions to define "font face" attribute in order to combine diferent fonts in a single paragraph? Now I can only define one font for "normal", "bold" or "italic".

-What is "mode" attribute of "font" tag?

- Fonts used in this functions, must be added first with "addtruetypefont" functions?

- What is the "leading" of drawn text (space between lines)? It will be possible to define it?

- It seems that <b> and <i> tags has no effect.

Thanks!

Jordi.

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Posted By: Ingo
Date Posted: 03 Nov 10 at 12:33PM

Hi Jordi!

Why not looking in the online reference?
Here you can see what's actually possible:
http://www.quickpdflibrary.com/help/quickpdf/AppendixA.php

Cheers, Ingo

Posted By: jmontoya
Date Posted: 03 Nov 10 at 12:44PM

Hi,

I know what is possible now. I would know if there's any chance that this new properties could be added some day (specially, combine two diferent fonts in one paragraph). If not, I've to redefine my current project.

I was asking too for other things that are not explained in online help:

-What is the "leading" of drawn text (space between lines)?

-Fonts used in this functions, must be added first with "addtruetypefont" functions?

-It seems that <b> and <i> tags has no effect.

Thank you for your help, Ingo.

Posted By: jmontoya
Date Posted: 03 Nov 10 at 4:42PM

Hello again, last two points solved (adding [bold] or [italic] to addtruetypefont(...)).

Regards.