fontsize in MSIE, book-tab skin

[Johannes Schaefer <jo...@uidesign.de>]

Hi!

Fontsize in MS Internet Explorer is way too small.
I put in a "return" in fontsize.js which works
reasonably well ... just the tab-labels are bigger:

function ndeSetTextSize(chgsize,rs)
{
   var startSize;
   var newSize;

   return;  <-------
   ...
}

Is this a known issue?
Does the "return" really help?

Cheers,
Johannes


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PDF Rendering Bug?

[Johannes Schaefer <jo...@uidesign.de>]

Hi!

We had this problem, too. And it is not
sufficient to downsize the images :-(

We have about 300+ pictures/screenshots
and could not render the complete PDF.

Seems like setting
       forrest.maxmemory=512m
in forrest.properties does help.

See FOR-71 (Our environment is Windows
XP and 2000, my machine has 512MB RAM)
and the FAQ-entry 1.7 (there may be a
hint that this can happen with big PDFs).

Cheers,
Johannes



 > From: Thorsten Vogel <tv...@web.de>
 > Subject: PDF Rendering Bug?
 > Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 16:49:19 +0200
 > Content-Type: text/plain;
 >	charset="us-ascii"
 >
 >
 > Apologies if this has been posted before,
 > but i am pretty new on this list.
 >
 > There appears to be a PDF rendering bug in forrest:
 >
 > When using GIF files with docbook style xml,
 > forrest locks up until running
 > out of memory while generating the PDF from the xml source.
 >
 > This appears to occur when:
 >
 > The gif image file is too large in 2 dimensions for the
 > PDF file, normal when
 > an image is too tall or too wide,
 > it scales it automatically, but if it is
 > too large in both dimensions, it cannot handle it and locks up.
 >
 > I got around it by making sure that all my images were
 > no larger than 500
 > pixels in more than one dimension.
 > those are not the exact allowed dimensions, but it worked.
 >
 > Can anyone shed some light on this limitation?
 > Any workarounds or best practices when using images in PDFs?
 >
 >
 > Thanks in advance,
 >
 > Thorsten



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