[OT] Any PDF Experts Out There in RevLand?

Dan Shafer revdan at danshafer.com
Thu Sep 15 17:04:15 EDT 2005


I have a friend who's the production VP for a book publisher that  
does a lot of eBook stuff. He tells me this is only possible on OS X  
with Adobe inDesign ($700 SRP) and even then there's a bug in  
inDesign that means that once you've auto-generated the TOC and  
bookmarks you have to review them all and tweak some or many of them.

David, I'm going to contact you off-list about your project when I  
get this current issue solved.

Dan

On Sep 15, 2005, at 10:26 AM, david bovill wrote:

> I'm working on this at the moment - part time though. At the moment  
> I am basing this on web services and the Apache Forrest project -  
> http://forrest.apache.org/.
>
>
> Rev Client (GUI Interface)
> Basic outliner which can import / export a number of formats:
>
> Rev writes XML files for:
>
>     1) Hierarchical Navigation = site map (see later)
>     2) Tab Navigation (for web site)
>     3) XML files for contents of each web page - corresponds to a  
> title in the outliner and site map.
>
> Rev sends this information to Apache Forrest
> This is a Java program which could run on OSX - I have it installed  
> on a Linux server. Once you set this up you can use the xml files  
> created above to both generate skinable web sites together with  
> navigation as well as good PDF export with bookmarks and tables etc.
>
>     1) Provide
>         a) Basic web service (REST based) or
>         b) Run Forrest as daemon and ftp or write xml files to  
> directory
>
>     2) Return (download) pdf document
>
>
> Happy to work on it with you or anyone else on the list -  can chat  
> online and talk through it if you want:
>
>     fortyfoxes at jabber.org
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