On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Peter Sojan wrote:
>>
>> This is a problem in computing the bounding boxes for the Gtk fonts. It
>> is much lessened by using FreeType (which is also prettier). I believe
>> the
>
> I installed freetype and newly compiled dia. I have to say font rendering
> looks VERY nice
>
> This is a problem in computing the bounding boxes for the Gtk fonts. It
> is much lessened by using FreeType (which is also prettier). I believe the
I installed freetype and newly compiled dia. I have to say font rendering looks
VERY nice now :-) The bounding box problem is also gone. Howe
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Peter Sojan wrote:
>
> further investigation shows, that the extra spacing occurs only
> horizontally and you can also see this extra space when working with
> shapes which take text (for example simple flowchart element). The space
> (which is quite large) remains even if
further investigation shows, that the extra spacing occurs only
horizontally and you can also see this extra space when working with
shapes which take text (for example simple flowchart element). The space
(which is quite large) remains even if I set textpadding=0 for such
shapes. As far as I
Hi!
By including my dia-diagrams (as eps) into my latex documents, I recognized
that the centering of my pictures is something weird. After further investigation
I found out, that there seems to be an invisible box around text in dia which
defines the outer border of that text-element. The pro
