pbourban

Thank's for your advice, I was also thinking about replacing the all stuff by iText. Do you thing that we can obtain the same level of control with iTEXT than with XSL-FO/FOB ?

Hi. It work's but only if the pdf font used is a non-proportional or fixed-width font (for example Courrier) but unfortunately not with a proportional font (for example Helvetica). And as we expect to use, of course, proportional font ­… See samples to get the differences. Thanks’ any way but I’m afraid this is not possible with such a reporting tool….

We are using Postgresql. Values are of course retrieved from the DB, but descriptions come from resources files. Does your solution work even if the font used is not proportional? Post Edited by pbourban at 04/26/2010 11:33

Hi, Answering : The uggly and dirty way In my case this will not work as I'm do not know the size of the element values at design time. Some times the description will contain a short text, some times a longer text. Same tthing for the value. Thank's anyway... Post Edited by pbourban at 04/26/2010 11:22

Hi, Is there a way to present informations in a report as explained below : short field name..................................short field value more longer field name......................more longer field value How do I generate the ..... , knowing that : - the size of the fields names can vary (internationalization is used to run the report in French or English) - the size of the field values can also of course vary - fields names have to be left aligned and fields values have to be right aligned See the scan in attachment of what we expect. Thanks a lot for your replies. Post Edited by pbourban at 04/23/2010 14:37