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Description
Simple shell utility to convert html to pdf using the webkit rendering engine, and qt.
Introduction
Searching the web, I have found several command line tools that allow you to convert a HTML-document to a PDF-document, however they all seem to use their own, and rather incomplete rendering engine, resulting in poor quality. Recently QT 4.4 was released with a WebKit widget (WebKit is the engine of Apples Safari, which is a fork of the KDE KHtml), and making a good tool became very easy.
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You will find here some ppm packages that I have compiled for my personal use.
For every package, the command to type in the DOS console to install the package is given. (It works as well with Perl 5.6 than with Perl 5.8)
Of course, you can add this repository in the list of the repositories used by ppm for its research.
For this, run ppm in a DOS console:
if you use ppm version 2 (the default with Perl 5.6)
(you can read a line like PPM interactive shell (2.2.0) ...etc)
type the following command at the ppm prompt PPM>:
set repository BdP http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm
then type the command:
set save
to save the changes.
if you use ppm version 3 (the default with Perl 5.8)
(you can read a line like PPM - Programmer's Package Manager version 3.0.1.)
type the following command at the ppm prompt ppm>:
repository add BdP http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm
if you use ppm version 4 (the default with Perl 5.10)
Click the Edit menu, then Preferences and select the Repositories tab. Fill out the fields in the Add Repository pane and click Add: