XSL Formatter V4.1 released on Dec 6, 2006.
XSL Formatter V4.1 provides you with lots of attractive features in addition to V4.0 as follows.
Corrected the following bugs
- A different image turned into the same image in PDF.
- When a big image etc. was sent to the following page without fitting in a column in a three-column document, the 2nd column overlapped with the 1st column without being arranged correctly.
- WMF was not outputted to PDF.
- PS file could not be created by PS printer driver with the Java interface.
- The specified external character was not embedded in PDF.
- XSL Formatter hanged up when processing suppress-duplicate-page-number.
- table-cell was be sent to the following page.
- The contents of the marker was displayed on the page which was not
specified.
- A tagged PDF was not created with the command line.
- When there was a table on which only a header portion was settled in a page in the column after span="all", it overflowed.
- Unnecessary fo:marker was displayed by fo:retrieve-table-marker.
- When the font size was extremely small, it showed no reaction.
- If the non-existent path was specified by addOptionFileURI of the Java interface, XSL Formatter hanged up.
- The column did not break in block-container where column-count which was in the descendant of block-container in absolute-position was specified.
- Could not access a file with the file name which was not expressed by the system locale.
- The sigma notation was not displayed correctly in MathML.
- When the overscript element in <mrow> was a <mrow> element that contains only a sole <mo> element, it was not drawn correctly in MathML.
- The stretch processing of the embllished element other than <mo> was inaccurate and the size of a specific character differed in MathML.
- Segmentation faults were caused intermittently with the evaluation versions of Solaris, etc.
- Some server was unable to refer to an image via HTTP.
- Failed to execute Java on AIX sometimes.
- axf:suppress-duplicate-page-number="true" was not processed correctly when writing-mode="rl-tb" was specified.