Hi,
when I try to convert the Kalender.ods to pdf or jpg it looks like the attached Kalender.pdf and not similar to the Kalender.ods.
Files and Code attached.
Did I forget to set something up?
Thanks
Theo
Hi,
Sample code:
Workbook workbook;
String path = “Kalender.ods”;
workbook = new Workbook(path);
workbook.save(“Kalender1.pdf”, SaveFormat.PDF);
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Hi,
thank you, looks way better.
But I think it’s still not perfekt.
e.g. the border looks different to the original and the date is replaced by ###### -> normaly means the collumn is to small but the date e.g. “01 Do” has only 5 digits, and it’s replaced by 6 digits… And if it’s working in the original file it should fit in the converted too, or?
Thanks for your help.
greetings,
Theo
Hi,
Hi,
Hi,
1) oh, didn’t see that there was used a different font. Changed it to Arial. See new Kalender.ods attachement
2) see attachment. Its a PDF generated with the new ods with arial as font.
3) just compare with the other PDF (Kalender_LibreOffice_Export.pdf). Thats what I expect it should look like.
Greetings,
Theo Bachmann
Hi,
The issues you have found earlier (filed as CELLSJAVA-41423) have been fixed in this update.
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Thanks for the new Library.
But: actually I can’t see any chances compared to the aspose-cells.
The Text on the first page still won’t fit the cells…
Thanks for rechecking the ticket.
Hi,
Hi
see attachment.
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