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TCPDF is a PHP class for generating PDF documents without requiring external extensions. TCPDF Supports UTF-8, Unicode, RTL languages, XHTML, Javascript, digital signatures, barcodes and much more. IMPORTANT: This version will be soon marked as deprecated and replaced by a new version currently under development: https://github.com/tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf

"XML-Print" is a joint project of the FH Worms (Prof. Marc W. Küster) and the University of Trier (Prof. Claudine Moulin) with support from TU Darmstadt (Prof. Andrea Rapp). Its goal is the creation of a XML formatter designated especially for the needs of the “Digital Humanties”. The project is funded by the DFG. Please visit https://sites.google.com/a/budabe.eu/xmlprint_de/kontakt and let us know, what you think about XML-Print – Does it meet your expectations? – What is missing? –...

...On the other hand, FOPLaboratory lets you swiftly exchange XSL-sheets to generate different PDF-files from one and the same XML-contents. The published project files contain the C++/Qt source-code of the program. I am accepting donations. The money is going into the renovation of a farm-house and a barn, as well as into the construction of our domestic wet-park.., some animals.., fruit-trees and stuff. TIA !

Lout is a batch document formatter. It reads a high-level description of a document similar in style to LaTeX and produces a PostScript file which can be printed on most laser printers. Plain text and PDF output are also available.

jPod Renderer is based on the jPod library, also hosted here at "jpodlib". This is the long awaited release for platform specific rendering code, both on AWT and SWT. To see jPod and jPod Renderer at work, have a look at www.cabaret-solutions.com

XSL Transformation (XSLT) stylesheets. They are used to convert documents from Adobe's XML Data Package (XDP) XML vocabulary into documents in the W3C's XSL Formatting Objects (XSL-FO) vocabulary.

Pixies is a formatter that convert XSL-FO documents to PDF. It is written in python and it is particulary focused on the production of PDF files from DocBook documents.

The algorithms package is aimed at (flexibly) typesetting pseudo-code in LaTeX documents (with the high typographical quality provided by the TeX engine).

A script to generate shapes representing colors, using the ColorAdd code developped by Miguel Neiva: http://coloradd.net The ColorAdd code is a monochromatic Graphical Code allowing colorblind to recognize colors.

PHPSCH is php based source code syntax highlighter. It supports php, c++, c#, java, delphi, css, html, mysql. You can change the default syntax colors with yours. project page: www.ibonette.com/phpsch-source-code-highlighter-kaynak-kod-renklendirici

This is a Google Summer of Code 2007 project. It's aim is to prepare a plugin for Scribus which will prepare documents for printing

Trampoline! is a pure-Tcl library extension that generates an Adobe PDF document based on the content of a Tk canvas.

CodePrinter is a tiny utility to print out source code or other text files. Its main intent is to provide you with print-outs used in code reviews and to save some paper by fitting two code pages onto one sheet of paper.

retep is a collection of Java API's covering PDF, XML, J2EE , Swing and now NetBeans modules for displaying astronomical maps, controlling modern "Go-To" telescopes - all in java., and accessing online databases.

OOpyREP is a python code generating filter and library. It reads a OpenOffice.org file and creates a python representation of the document structure as well as contents. The generated code uses the reportlab PDF library to render the document.

CPP2RTF: generates listings of C++ code in RTF format, using different fonts and typefaces to highlight syntax for printing on a B&W printer. Pre-compiled binaries for both Windows and Cygwin are provided.

A Java library for writing LaTeX files.

The libqrc is a set of functions that implement QR-Code encoder.