[sf-perl] "Printer Friendly" versions - PDF?
Herb Rubin
herbr at pfinders.com
Tue Jul 19 14:41:32 PDT 2005
I use enscript and create my own templates. Enscript comes with Linux.
I can draw lines and insert eps (encapsulated postscript) images.
(gif2eps works well).
Herb
On Tue, 2005-07-19 at 13:56, Jeffrey McDonald wrote:
> I work at Genentech and support a large number of Perl applications
> that provide employees with Stock Purchase and Stock Option
> information.
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> I am being asked to develop “Printer Friendly” versions of these
> pages.
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> The only solution I can think of is to generate PDF’s that tightly
> control the layout of the document.
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> On CPAN I am able to find many modules – just don’t know which ones
> might be best.
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> I was wondering if anyone has recommendations/experience with any of
> them.
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> One module I saw was able to take an HTML document and turn it into a
> PDF – would really like to see how that might work.
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> I was thinking that I would have to generate the document line by line
> just as I do the HTML.
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> Thanks
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> Jeff
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