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For starters, what does this mean? Are you putting an image inside this
HTML, and you want that image to be a part of the "printed" document? Or
something else?
I need to take that HTML file and insert an <img>
tag.
Dennis Lovelady
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dennislovelady
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Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
Here's my situation. I will be receiving a document in HTML format
enclosed
within an XML element. I need to take that HTML file and insert an <img>
tag. I then need to convert the HTML file to Postscript and/or PDF for
printing and storage. I'd like an open source solution (for the PS/PDF
generation) that runs under QShell/Pase. Any ideas? Thanks!
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