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The default is normal.
weight
A font weight. The value can be one of these keywords:
normal
bold
The value might also be one of the values between 100 and 900 inclusive,
in increments of 100. The keyword normal is equivalent to 400, and the
keyword bold is equivalent to 700. The default value is normal (400).
charset
Define a font with the preceding values given for the font properties
(family, size, style, and weight), or default values if no preceding property
values have been established. The currently selected character map is
associated with the font, and it is used for mapping unicode code points
when the font is selected. If modifications are made to the map later in the
file, those changes do not affect the defined font.
alias Establish a font family alias for the current family.
Of the keywords listed, only two are active: at and charset. The other
keywords collect values used when an active keyword is found. This
allows for a variety of possible arrangements for a font index. For example:
family courier
alias monospace
size 7
weight normal
style normal
charset C04200070
style italic
charset C0430070
weight bold
style normal
charset C0440070
style italic
charset C0450070
Defines the same set of fonts as:
family courier size 7 weight normal style normal charset C0420070
family courier size 7 weight normal style italic charset C0430070
family courier size 7 weight bold style normal charset C0440070
family courier size 7 weight bold style italic charset C0450070
alias monospace
But can be considered more difficult to read.
Tasks for using the XML to PDF transform: The sample xml2pdf configuration
file is provided in /usr/lpp/psf/xmltransform/xml2pdf.cfg on AIX and
install_path\xmltransform\xml2pdf.cfg on Windows. The default paper size can
be modified. Additionally, defaults for all the xml2pdf options can be set in the
configuration file.
The syntax of the configuration file is exactly the same as the command line syntax
with these additional rules:
1. Blank lines are ignored.
2. All data on a line after a pound sign is ignored. The pound sign can occur
anywhere on a line.
3. To include a pound sign in parameter data, it must be escaped; that is, it must
be preceded by a backwards slash.
Chapter 23. Working with transforms
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