Hi, $pdf->convert needs no parameters. When no one ist given, it use standards. But has anyone use thid Module with unicode-characters? My HTML contains german chars like 'ö' and it would contain russian text soon. It doesn't matter if I write it in utf-8 or as ö, all non-ACSCII-chars are deleted. I tried to set an unicode-font, but it uses PDF::API2::Resource::Font::CoreFont::* fonts, which are allways without any unicode definition. Any idea? Tobi PS: htmldoc is very poor. Only HTML 3.2, no CSS, bugs when your source contain <form>-Tags, ony ISO-8859-1 (died with no message). That's the reason, why I want to use PDF::FromHTML.

In reply to Re^2: PDF::FromHTML istallation problem or script? by Anonymous Monk
in thread PDF::FromHTML istallation problem or script? by jonnyfolk

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