print to pdf file size
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Mon Dec 24 17:00:25 EST 2007
Heather Daley <gnucash at joyful.limedaley.com> writes:
> When including images in my invoices, the pdf that is created with "print
> to pdf" in the print dialogue has a massive file size. I found one small
> thread from 2004 in the archives
> (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnome.apps.gnucash.user/10771) that
> describes exactly what is happening, but the solution of printing to ps
> and converting to pdf does not work for me because the image does not come
> out correctly.
>
> I have tried just exporting to html, but then the source for the image is
> on my local system and customers viewing the invoices on the web get a
> broken image. I have not found a way to tell gnucash to use an image from
> a webpage.
>
> Any other ideas? (I'm running gnucash 2.2.1 on Debian)
Really, this has nothing to do with GnuCash.. This is completely
in the realm of the GtkHtml + GnomePrint/GtkPrint subsystems.
We just call over to them to perform the work, and the PDF writer
is over there.
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-derek
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