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Posted to fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Roberto Cahanap <rc...@BioReference.com> on 2011/09/15 15:31:48 UTC
tif vs. jpg
I just noticed a recent routine that we wrote that is dynamically creating graphic files and embedding into a report where we use FOP to generate into a PDF.
The xml data has the filename as TIF, but the graphic files are being created as TIF file but with an extension of JPG.
Is this an issue? The PDF looks OK.
I can easily convert the TIF to JPG, but is it necessary? Will I run into any issues if I don't convert to TIF?
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RE: tif vs. jpg
Posted by Roberto Cahanap <rc...@BioReference.com>.
I'm sorry, I meant to say:
The xml data has the filename with the extension as "JPG", but the graphic files are being created as a TIF file but with an extension of JPG.
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