RE: FOP - what, where, when, how?

>But note that FOP has some serious limitations in its support for XSL
>features, so depending on the nature of the presentations you need to
>produce it may not meet your needs. At least the last time I evaluated
>it (about 6 months ago, I think) it was quite slow compared to its
>commercial competitors.


Recent builds of FOP are pretty darn good IMHO and can produce excellent results. I'm pretty sure FOP now supports all of the XSL:FO spec (which was only finalised in October 2001). It also has SVG support and font embedding, so you can achieve quite a high standard of presentation with a little bit of effort :-)

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