Just a quick note that Jarno Elovirta, the developer responsible for most of the work on the DITA Open Toolkit over the last few years, finally has a gittip

Hit-or-miss suggestion: clear your font cache. If you're on a *nix system, this can be done with the fc-cache command. best, -mica

... Have you registered fonts with Czech characters in xep.xml as I have ... -- ... Jirka Kosek e-mail: jirka@... http://xmlguru.cz ...

Thanks for the quick responses. My apologies, if I did not make myself clear. The issue we are having is that Czech seems to have some characters that are not

... I'm not sure about DITA-OT, but you need to register Czech fonts (and likely hyphenation patterns) in XEP. For more info see: http://www.kosek.cz/sw/xep/

Kevin FYI, it's advisable that you play with the latest release of DITA OT, for example 1.7.4; To meet what you described , for example, please go to

I am using DITA 1.4.1 on Win 7. I am trying to build a document that has Czech characters in it, but not all of them appear. I have obtained a copy of an Arial

Jeff, FYI, to deal with this requirement, you may have to tweak your XSL i18n-postprocess residing on C:\DITA-OT1.7.4\plugins\org.dita.pdf2\xsl\fo. To

My RAM disk setup is working well. It has survived a few Windows updates with required reboots over the last 2 weeks. The disk save and restore worked as

Hi, I am not sure at all, but I would try to change this attribute set:

Hi all, I've got documents which are a mix of Japanese and English, mixed inline with each other. In the finished PDF, the Japanese font looks too large

... Jeremy, I reviewed our own output and am seeing a similar number of output files (784). The linking behavior was previously causing us trouble due to

In my experience, doing this sort of refactoring is always a custom job. I've developed some techniques, but I really never do exactly the same thing twice.

You can also send us @ RenderX a snippet of what you have done so far and we can assist. Just send to kevin@ render Kevin Brown RenderX

Hi Tracy, The machine task has it's own DTD/XSD. In the DITA 1.2 package you can find it in the machineryIndustry directory. It's a sibling to base,

Master Class by Eliot Kimber: DITA Doctype Creation and Management Basics has a few places left. Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands. June 12. More info at

One challenge with DITA is that the base content models need to be reasonably constrained so that authoring is not nuts. But this means that in places where

Thank you, Bertrand! The problem actually was just resolved. We just are not sure how. One of the files had originally had some miamidade audience attributes

Thanks, I suspected it might be that. I'm always hesitant to add p or ph tags. Still learning through how dita ot interprets classes. Bryon

Yes, the @level attribute is all important--without it the XSLT process has no way to group things hierarchically. Glad you were able to make progress. I