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#PDF from Docx Smart service Hi All I am using the PDF From Docx smar
sonalk
over 10 years ago
#PDF from Docx Smart service Hi All
I am using the PDF From Docx smart service, the PDF is generated correctly except for a section that contains a table where the general information regarding a user is displayed. Inside it the Email field data is always overlapping with other column data. Although in the source Docx the Email field is wrapped correctly inside the column.
Can someone help me with this problem?
Thanks.
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chetany
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over 10 years ago
Are you using OpenOffice at the server side for the conversion? If yes, then which version? You are converting .docx file to PDF, right?
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sonalk
over 10 years ago
I am using 'PDF from Docx' Smart service to convert the .docx file to PDF.
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chetany
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over 10 years ago
Yes, I agree that you are using that Smart Service. That Smart service depends on OpenOffice installed in your environment (the Dev. machine where Appian is installed, your dev. server). I just wanted to know the version of OpenOffice that you are using. So, the quality of PDF output depends on OpenOffice conversion. Even we had a similar problem. There is one solution. You can either install a new verion of OpenOffice, or use LibreOffice(
www.libreoffice.org/.../)
instead of OpenOffice. LibreOffice is fork of OpenOffice with huge bug fixes and enhancements. It can convert MS-Office files to PDF with excellent quality. We have used it in a project and it converts to PDF flawlessly.
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sonalk
over 10 years ago
its a cloud version, so can you suggest me how to find that out? I dont have server side access so do let me know if you know anyways of finding that information or else I will ask the customer it team.
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sureshkg
over 10 years ago
Hi Sonal, I know that Any document type to PDF requires the Open Office but I am not sure that doc from PDFS also uses Open Office.
Check whether you are using latest smart service and is that section data is dynamically populated? In Word template is it correctly populating? Just check the xml code of the word document also...
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mathieud
over 10 years ago
Can someone confirm that Appian Cloud is indeed using OpenOffice for the Dynamic Document Generator plugin? If so, which version they are using?
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mathieud
over 10 years ago
There is no OpenOffice or LibreOffice installed in Appian Cloud. This can only be done with a custom plugin on a on-premise installation.
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