stev
Louis,
I don't know what's gone wrong, but the PDF I created hasn't come
out too good.
Lots of the words have come together like that so they looklikeoneword.
Whereas on the non PDF they were fine.
Example:
http://master-reprint-rights-licenses.com/pdf/test.html
http://master-reprint-rights-licenses.com/pdf/report.pdf
Please can you advise?
Stefan Everaet
Louis
What
it appears has happened is in the source, there's hard returns there
to take the text over to the next line.
For example:
<p>3) How to protect your Web site from legal problems without
hiring a lawyer ("AutoWebLaw") - Bruce Safran's
ebook/software package</p>
Here I'll mark where the hard returns are with "###":
<p>3) How to protect your Web site from legal problems without###
hiring a lawyer ("AutoWebLaw") - Bruce Safran's###
ebook/software package</p>
That takes the text in the source over to the next line.
However, it appears the script ignores the hard returns and since
it doesn't find a space between the words, it puts those words together.
So if you add a space between those words (at the end of the line
before the hard return) that should solve the problem.
For example:
<p>3) How to protect your Web site from legal problems without
###
hiring a lawyer ("AutoWebLaw") - Bruce Safran's ###
ebook/software package</p>
Or you could get rid of the hard returns altogether and have your
source text like this:
<p>3) How to protect your Web site from legal problems without
hiring a lawyer ("AutoWebLaw") - Bruce Safran's ebook/software
package</p>
stev
Hi
Louis,
Thanks for your explanation.
I did the changes as you suggested and it solved the problem.
Thanks for the support!
Stefan
Kennon
Stephan,
We're doing a great job writing the next version of the manual,
aren't we! I'm really looking forward to taking my use of this
product to the next level!
Kennon :)