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fo processor

Hello all

Does anybody know and/or used a .net library for converting xsl:fo
documents to pdf, svg, etc? Basically a FO processor. Searching on
Google brings mostly Java based libraries.

What we have to implement is an application that receives an XML and an
XSLT which produce the XML:FO. This one has to be processed by a FO
processor in order to produce PDF, RTF, SVG/images, HTML or RTF. This
has to be done in .NET 2.0, if possible.
Thank you and looking forward to an answer,
Christina
Nov 20 '06 #1
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