1<fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
 2<fo:layout-master-set>
 3<fo:simple-page-master master-name="A4">
 4<!-- Page template goes here -->
 5</fo:simple-page-master>
 6</fo:layout-master-set>
 7<fo:page-sequence master-reference="A4">
 8<!-- Page content goes here -->
 9</fo:page-sequence>
10</fo:root>

  1<fo:root> element contains the XSL-FO document. It also declares the namespace for XSL-FO: 
  2    
  3    
  4    <fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
  5<!-- The full XSL-FO document goes here -->
  6</fo:root>  
  7  
  8---  
  9  
 10The <fo:layout-master-set> element contains one or more page templates: 
 11    
 12    
 13    <fo:layout-master-set>
 14<!-- All page templates go here -->
 15</fo:layout-master-set>  
 16  
 17---  
 18  
 19Each <fo:simple-page-master> element contains a single page template. Each template must have a unique name (master-name): 
 20    
 21    
 22    <fo:simple-page-master master-name="A4">
 23<!-- One page template goes here -->
 24</fo:simple-page-master>  
 25  
 26---  
 27  
 28One or more <fo:page-sequence> elements describe page contents. The master-reference attribute refers to the simple-page-master template with the same name: 
 29    
 30    
 31    <fo:page-sequence master-reference="A4">
 32<!-- Page content goes here -->
 33</fo:page-sequence>  
 34  
 35---  
 36  
 37**Note** : The master-reference "A4" does not actually describe a predefined page format. It is just a name. You can use any name like "MyPage", "MyTemplate", etc. 
 38
 39* * *
 40
 41#  XSL-FO Areas 
 42
 43![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
 44
 45* * *
 46
 47XSL-FO uses rectangular boxes (areas) to display output. 
 48
 49* * *
 50
 51##  XSL-FO Areas 
 52
 53The XSL formatting model defines a number of rectangular areas (boxes) to display output. 
 54
 55All output (text, pictures, or whatever) will be formatted into these boxes and then displayed or printed to a target media. 
 56
 57We will take a closer look at the following areas: 
 58
 59  * Pages 
 60  * Regions 
 61  * Block areas 
 62  * Line areas 
 63  * Inline areas 
 64
 65
 66
 67* * *
 68
 69##  XSL-FO Pages 
 70
 71XSL-FO output is formatted into pages. Printed output will normally go into many separate pages. Browser output will often go into one long page. 
 72
 73XSL-FO Pages contain Regions. 
 74
 75* * *
 76
 77##  XSL-FO Regions 
 78
 79Each XSL-FO Page contains a number of Regions: 
 80
 81  * region-body (the body of the page) 
 82  * region-before (the header of the page) 
 83  * region-after (the footer of the page) 
 84  * region-start (the left sidebar) 
 85  * region-end (the right sidebar) 
 86
 87
 88
 89XSL-FO Regions contain Block areas. 
 90
 91* * *
 92
 93##  XSL-FO Block Areas 
 94
 95XSL-FO Block areas define small block elements (the ones that normally starts with a new line) like paragraphs, tables and lists. 
 96
 97XSL-FO Block areas can contain other Block areas, but most often they contain Line areas. 
 98
 99* * *
100
101##  XSL-FO Line Areas 
102
103XSL-FO Line areas define text lines inside Block areas. 
104
105XSL-FO Line areas contain Inline areas. 
106
107* * *
108
109##  XSL-FO Inline Areas 
110
111XSL-FO Inline areas define text inside Lines (bullets, single character, graphics, and more). 
112
113* * *
114
115#  XSL-FO Output 
116
117![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
118
119* * *
120
121XSL-FO defines output inside <fo:flow> elements. 
122
123* * *
124
125##  XSL-FO Page, Flow, and Block 
126
127"Blocks" of content "Flows" into "Pages" and then to the output media. 
128
129XSL-FO output is normally nested inside <fo:block> elements, nested inside <fo:flow> elements, nested inside <fo:page-sequence> elements: 
130    
131    
132    <fo:page-sequence>
133<fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body">
134<fo:block>
135<!-- Output goes here -->
136</fo:block>
137</fo:flow>
138</fo:page-sequence>  
139  
140---  
141  
142
143
144* * *
145
146##  XSL-FO Example 
147
148It is time to look at a real XSL-FO example: 
149    
150    
151    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
152<fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
153<fo:layout-master-set>
154<fo:simple-page-master master-name="A4">
155</fo:simple-page-master>
156</fo:layout-master-set>
157<fo:page-sequence master-reference="A4">
158<fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body">
159<fo:block>Hello W3Schools</fo:block>
160</fo:flow>
161</fo:page-sequence>
162</fo:root>  
163  
164---  
165  
166The output from this code would be something like this: 
167
168Hello W3Schools   
169  
170---  
171  
172
173
174* * *
175
176#  XSL-FO Flow 
177
178![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
179
180* * *
181
182XSL-FO pages are filled with data from <fo:flow> elements. 
183
184* * *
185
186##  XSL-FO Page Sequences 
187
188XSL-FO uses <fo:page-sequence> elements to define **output pages** . 
189
190Each **output page** refers to a page master which defines **the layout** . 
191
192Each **output page** has a <fo:flow> element defining **the output** . 
193
194Each **output page** is printed (or displayed) **in sequence** . 
195
196* * *
197
198##  XSL-FO Flow 
199
200XSL-FO pages are filled with content from the <fo:flow> element. 
201
202The <fo:flow> element contains all the elements to be printed to the page. 
203
204When the page is full, the same page master will be used over (and over) again until all the text is printed. 
205
206* * *
207
208##  Where To Flow? 
209
210The <fo:flow> element has a "flow-name" attribute. 
211
212The value of the flow-name attribute defines where the content of the <fo:flow> element will go. 
213
214The legal values are: 
215
216  * xsl-region-body (into the region-body) 
217  * xsl-region-before (into the region-before) 
218  * xsl-region-after (into the region-after) 
219  * xsl-region-start (into the region-start) 
220  * xsl-region-end (into the region-end) 
221
222
223
224* * *
225
226#  XSL-FO Pages 
227
228![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
229
230* * *
231
232XSL-FO uses page templates called "Page Masters" to define the layout of pages. 
233
234* * *
235
236##  XSL-FO Page Templates 
237
238XSL-FO uses page templates called "Page Masters" to define the layout of pages. Each template must have a unique name: 
239    
240    
241    <fo:simple-page-master master-name="intro">
242<fo:region-body margin="5in"></fo:region-body>
243</fo:simple-page-master>
244<fo:simple-page-master master-name="left">
245<fo:region-body margin-left="2in" margin-right="3in"></fo:region-body>
246</fo:simple-page-master>
247<fo:simple-page-master master-name="right">
248<fo:region-body margin-left="3in" margin-right="2in"></fo:region-body>
249</fo:simple-page-master>  
250  
251---  
252  
253In the example above, three <fo:simple-page-master> elements, define three different templates. Each template (page-master) has a different name. 
254
255The first template is called "intro". It could be used as a template for introduction pages. 
256
257The second and third templates are called "left" and "right". They could be used as templates for even and odd page numbers. 
258
259* * *
260
261##  XSL-FO Page Size 
262
263XSL-FO uses the following attributes to define the size of a page: 
264
265  * page-width defines the width of a page 
266  * page-height defines the height of a page 
267
268
269
270* * *
271
272##  XSL-FO Page Margins 
273
274XSL-FO uses the following attributes to define the margins of a page: 
275
276  * margin-top defines the top margin 
277  * margin-bottom defines the bottom margin 
278  * margin-left defines the left margin 
279  * margin-right defines the right margin 
280  * margin defines all four margins 
281
282
283
284* * *
285
286##  XSL-FO Page Regions 
287
288XSL-FO uses the following elements to define the regions of a page: 
289
290  * region-body defines the body region 
291  * region-before defines the top region (header) 
292  * region-after defines the bottom region (footer) 
293  * region-start defines the left region (left sidebar) 
294  * region-end defines the right region (right sidebar) 
295
296
297
298Note that the region-before, region-after, region-start, and region-end is a part of the body region. To avoid text in the body region to overwrite text in these regions, the body region must have margins at least the size of these regions. 
299
300|  Margin Top   
301---  
302  
303M   
304a   
305r   
306g   
307i   
308n 
309
310L   
311e   
312f   
313t   
314
315
316|  |  REGION BEFORE   
317---  
318R   
319E   
320G   
321I   
322O   
323N   
324  
325S   
326T   
327A   
328R   
329T  | 
330
331REGION BODY 
332
333|  R   
334E   
335G   
336I   
337O   
338N 
339
340E   
341N   
342D   
343  
344REGION AFTER   
345M   
346a   
347r   
348g   
349i   
350n   
351  
352R   
353i   
354g   
355h   
356t   
357Margin Bottom   
358  
359
360
361* * *
362
363##  XSL-FO Example 
364
365This is an extract from an XSL-FO document: 
366    
367    
368    <fo:simple-page-master margin-bottom="1cm" margin-left="1cm" margin-right="1cm" margin-top="1cm" master-name="A4" page-height="210mm" page-width="297mm">
369<fo:region-body margin="3cm"></fo:region-body>
370<fo:region-before extent="2cm"></fo:region-before>
371<fo:region-after extent="2cm"></fo:region-after>
372<fo:region-start extent="2cm"></fo:region-start>
373<fo:region-end extent="2cm"></fo:region-end>
374</fo:simple-page-master>  
375  
376---  
377  
378The code above defines a "Simple Page Master Template" with the name "A4". 
379
380The width of the page is 297 millimeters and the height is 210 millimeters. 
381
382The top, bottom, left, and right margins of the page are all 1 centimeter. 
383
384The body has a 3 centimeter margin (on all sides). 
385
386The before, after, start, and end regions (of the body) are all 2 centimeters. 
387
388The width of the body in the example above can be calculated by subtracting the left and right margins and the region-body margins from the width of the page itself: 
389
390297mm - (2 x 1cm) - (2 x 3cm) = 297mm - 20mm - 60mm = 217mm. 
391
392Note that the regions (region-start and region-end) are not a part of the calculation. As described earlier, these regions are parts of the body. 
393
394* * *
395
396#  XSL-FO Blocks 
397
398![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
399
400* * *
401
402XSL-FO output goes into blocks. 
403
404* * *
405
406##  XSL-FO Pages, Flow, and Block 
407
408"Blocks" of content "Flow" into "Pages" of the output media. 
409
410XSL-FO output is normally nested inside <fo:block> elements, nested inside <fo:flow> elements, nested inside <fo:page-sequence> elements: 
411    
412    
413    <fo:page-sequence>
414<fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body">
415<fo:block>
416<!-- Output goes here -->
417</fo:block>
418</fo:flow>
419</fo:page-sequence>  
420  
421---  
422  
423
424
425* * *
426
427##  Block Area Attributes 
428
429Blocks are sequences of output in rectangular boxes: 
430    
431    
432    <fo:block border-width="1mm">
433    This block of output will have a one millimeter border around it.
434    </fo:block>  
435  
436---  
437  
438Since block areas are rectangular boxes, they share many common area properties: 
439
440  * space before and space after 
441  * margin 
442  * border 
443  * padding 
444
445space before   
446  
447---  
448margin   
449|  border   
450|  padding   
451|    
452  
453  
454content   
455  
456  
457  
458  
459---  
460  
461  
462  
463  
464  
465  
466space after   
467  
468---  
469  
470The **space before** and **space after** is the empty space separating the block from the other blocks. 
471
472The **margin** is the empty area on the outside of the block. 
473
474The **border** is the rectangle drawn around the external edge of the area. It can have different widths on all four sides. It can also be filled with different colors and background images. 
475
476The **padding** is the area between the border and the content area. 
477
478The **content** area contains the actual content like text, pictures, graphics, or whatever. 
479
480* * *
481
482##  Block Margin 
483
484  * margin 
485  * margin-top 
486  * margin-bottom 
487  * margin-left 
488  * margin-right 
489
490
491
492* * *
493
494##  Block Border 
495
496Border style attributes: 
497
498  * border-style 
499  * border-before-style 
500  * border-after-style 
501  * border-start-style 
502  * border-end-style 
503  * border-top-style (same as border-before) 
504  * border-bottom-style (same as border-after) 
505  * border-left-style (same as border-start) 
506  * border-right-style (same as border-end) 
507
508
509
510Border color attributes: 
511
512  * border-color 
513  * border-before-color 
514  * border-after-color 
515  * border-start-color 
516  * border-end-color 
517  * border-top-color (same as border-before) 
518  * border-bottom-color (same as border-after) 
519  * border-left-color (same as border-start) 
520  * border-right-color (same as border-end) 
521
522
523
524Border width attributes: 
525
526  * border-width 
527  * border-before-width 
528  * border-after-width 
529  * border-start-width 
530  * border-end-width 
531  * border-top-width (same as border-before) 
532  * border-bottom-width (same as border-after) 
533  * border-left-width (same as border-start) 
534  * border-right-width (same as border-end) 
535
536
537
538* * *
539
540##  Block Padding 
541
542  * padding 
543  * padding-before 
544  * padding-after 
545  * padding-start 
546  * padding-end 
547  * padding-top (same as padding-before) 
548  * padding-bottom (same as padding-after) 
549  * padding-left (same as padding-start) 
550  * padding-right (same as padding-end) 
551
552
553
554* * *
555
556##  Block Background 
557
558  * background-color 
559  * background-image 
560  * background-repeat 
561  * background-attachment (scroll or fixed) 
562
563
564
565* * *
566
567##  Block Styling Attributes 
568
569Blocks are sequences of output that can be styled individually: 
570    
571    
572    <fo:block font-family="sans-serif" font-size="12pt">
573    This block of output will be written in a 12pt sans-serif font.
574    </fo:block>  
575  
576---  
577  
578Font attributes: 
579
580  * font-family 
581  * font-weight 
582  * font-style 
583  * font-size 
584  * font-variant 
585
586
587
588Text attributes: 
589
590  * text-align 
591  * text-align-last 
592  * text-indent 
593  * start-indent 
594  * end-indent 
595  * wrap-option (defines word wrap) 
596  * break-before (defines page breaks) 
597  * break-after (defines page breaks) 
598  * reference-orientation (defines text rotation in 90" increments) 
599
600
601
602* * *
603
604##  Example 
605    
606    
607    <fo:block font-color="red" font-family="verdana" font-size="14pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm">
608    W3Schools
609    </fo:block>
610<fo:block font-family="verdana" font-size="12pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm" text-indent="5mm">
611    At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you
612    need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia
613    and WAP.
614    </fo:block>  
615  
616---  
617  
618Result: 
619
620  
621W3Schools 
622
623At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia and WAP.   
624  
625  
626---  
627  
628When you look at the example above, you can see that it will take a lot of code to produce a document with many headers and paragraphs. 
629
630Normally XSL-FO document do not combine formatting information and content like we have done here. 
631
632With a little help from XSLT we can put the formatting information into templates and write a cleaner content. 
633
634You will learn more about how to combine XSL-FO with XSLT templates in a later chapter in this tutorial. 
635
636* * *
637
638#  XSL-FO Lists 
639
640![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
641
642* * *
643
644XSL-FO uses List Blocks to define lists. 
645
646* * *
647
648##  XSL-FO List Blocks 
649
650There are four XSL-FO objects used to create lists: 
651
652  * fo:list-block (contains the whole list) 
653  * fo:list-item (contains each item in the list) 
654  * fo:list-item-label (contains the label for the list-item - typically an <fo:block> containing a number, character, etc.) 
655  * fo:list-item-body (contains the content/body of the list-item - typically one or more <fo:block> objects) 
656
657
658
659An XSL-FO list example: 
660    
661    
662    <fo:list-block>
663<fo:list-item>
664<fo:list-item-label>
665<fo:block>*</fo:block>
666</fo:list-item-label>
667<fo:list-item-body>
668<fo:block>Volvo</fo:block>
669</fo:list-item-body>
670</fo:list-item>
671<fo:list-item>
672<fo:list-item-label>
673<fo:block>*</fo:block>
674</fo:list-item-label>
675<fo:list-item-body>
676<fo:block>Saab</fo:block>
677</fo:list-item-body>
678</fo:list-item>
679</fo:list-block>  
680  
681---  
682  
683The output from this code would be: 
684
685  
686* Volvo   
687* Saab   
688  
689---  
690  
691
692
693* * *
694
695#  XSL-FO Tables 
696
697![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
698
699* * *
700
701XSL-FO uses the <fo:table-and-caption> element to define tables. 
702
703* * *
704
705##  XSL-FO Tables 
706
707The XSL-FO table model is not very different from the HTML table model. 
708
709There are nine XSL-FO objects used to create tables: 
710
711  * fo:table-and-caption 
712  * fo:table 
713  * fo:table-caption 
714  * fo:table-column 
715  * fo:table-header 
716  * fo:table-footer 
717  * fo:table-body 
718  * fo:table-row 
719  * fo:table-cell 
720
721
722
723XSL-FO uses the ** <fo:table-and-caption> ** element to define a table. It contains a &lt; **fo:table** &gt; and an optional ** <fo:caption> ** element. 
724
725The <fo:table> element contains optional ** <fo:table-column> ** elements, an optional ** <fo:table-header> ** element, a ** <fo:table-body> ** element, and an optional ** <fo:table-footer> ** element. Each of these elements has one or more ** <fo:table-row> ** elements, with one or more ** <fo:table-cell> ** elements: 
726    
727    
728    <fo:table-and-caption>
729<fo:table>
730<fo:table-column column-width="25mm"></fo:table-column>
731<fo:table-column column-width="25mm"></fo:table-column>
732<fo:table-header>
733<fo:table-cell>
734<fo:block font-weight="bold">Car</fo:block>
735</fo:table-cell>
736<fo:table-cell>
737<fo:block font-weight="bold">Price</fo:block>
738</fo:table-cell>
739</fo:table-header>
740<fo:table-body>
741<fo:table-row>
742<fo:table-cell>
743<fo:block>Volvo</fo:block>
744</fo:table-cell>
745<fo:table-cell>
746<fo:block>$50000</fo:block>
747</fo:table-cell>
748</fo:table-row>
749<fo:table-row>
750<fo:table-cell>
751<fo:block>SAAB</fo:block>
752</fo:table-cell>
753<fo:table-cell>
754<fo:block>$48000</fo:block>
755</fo:table-cell>
756</fo:table-row>
757</fo:table-body>
758</fo:table>
759</fo:table-and-caption>  
760  
761---  
762  
763The output from this code would something like this: 
764
765Car  |  Price   
766---|---  
767Volvo  |  $50000   
768SAAB  |  $48000   
769  
770
771
772* * *
773
774#  XSL-FO and XSLT 
775
776![previous](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_previous.gif) ![next](http://www.w3schools.com/images/btn_next.gif)
777
778* * *
779
780XSL-FO and XSLT can help each other. 
781
782* * *
783
784##  Remember this Example? 
785    
786    
787    <fo:block font-color="red" font-family="verdana" font-size="14pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm">
788    W3Schools
789    </fo:block>
790<fo:block font-family="verdana" font-size="12pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm" text-indent="5mm">
791    At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you
792    need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia
793    and WAP.
794    </fo:block>  
795  
796---  
797  
798Result: 
799
800  
801W3Schools 
802
803At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia and WAP.   
804  
805  
806---  
807  
808The example above is from the chapter about XSL-FO Blocks. 
809
810* * *
811
812##  With a Little Help from XSLT 
813
814Remove the XSL-FO information from the document: 
815    
816    
817    <header>
818    W3Schools
819    </header>
820<paragraph>
821    At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you
822    need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia
823    and WAP.
824    </paragraph>  
825  
826---  
827  
828Add an XSLT transformation: 
829    
830    
831    <xsl:template match="header">
832<fo:block font-color="red" font-family="verdana" font-size="14pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm">
833<xsl:apply-templates></xsl:apply-templates>
834</fo:block>
835</xsl:template>
836<xsl:template match="paragraph">
837<fo:block font-family="verdana" font-size="12pt" space-after="5mm" space-before="5mm" text-indent="5mm">
838<xsl:apply-templates></xsl:apply-templates>
839</fo:block>
840</xsl:template>  
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849At W3Schools you will find all the Web-building tutorials you need, from basic HTML and XHTML to advanced XML, XSL, Multimedia and WAP.   
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858#  XSL-FO Software 
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864XSL-FO needs formatting software to produce output. 
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868##  XSL-FO Processors 
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870An XSL-FO processor is a software program for formatting XSL documents for output. 
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872Most XSL-FO processors can output PDF document, and quality print as well as HTML and other formats. 
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874Here is a list of the most common XSL-FO processors: 
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878##  XSL Formatter 
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880XSL Formatter is a software to format XML documents for production-quality printing and output to PDF. 
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882Antenna House has been providing version V2 of the same product since January, 2002 in the global market, and XSL Formatter was rated as one of the best quality product at the XML 2002, XML 2003 conferences held in Europe. 
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884Building on over 4 years of experience developing XSL-FO software, Antenna House has completely written from scratch an entirely new Formatter that offers significant enhancements and provides a solid foundation on which to continue to move forward. 
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886Visit Antenna House 
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890##  Xinc Beta Release 
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892Xinc is an XSL-FO processor by Lunasil LTD. 
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894Xinc is designed to be fast, multithreaded and memory efficient. A Swing based XSL-FO viewer allows you to view and print XSL-FO files as well as generate PDF files with the click of a button. Xinc can be used as a server component via its Java API. Xinc can also be used in a Microsoft server environment by using its COM interface. New features include hyphenation, basic-link, PDF output, memory/speed optimizations and a simple COM interface. 
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896Visit Lunasil Ltd 
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900##  Scriptura 
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902Inventive Designers Scriptura is a cross-platform document design and generation solution based on XSLT and XSL-FO. 
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904Scriptura has a WYSIWYG design tool and engine. The XSL-FO formatter used in the engine is no longer based on Apache FOP, but is written from scratch by Inventive Designers. The new features in this release are: support for bulleted and numbered lists, 'break-before' and 'break-after' properties, extended bar code options and improved number and currency formatting. A free trial version is available for download. 
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906Visit Inventive Designers 
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