Hi, the canvas color works with LibreOffice/OpenOffice and MS Word. Some RTF readers like Wordpad or Google Docs ignore this setting. Possibly Keynote also has problems, maybe it also accepts HTML or SVG as input? In case you have a RTF file from another generator which is interpreted correctly, you might attach it here.
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It is possible to set the page colour in Word. Maybe this is better supported than a coloured paragraph. This needs some tinkering since RTF is not well documented.
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The new release 3.26 includes --page-color which adds more attributes to define the page color instead of a paragraph background only. This works with MS Office, possibly also with Mac OS applications.
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I am using highlight v 3.23. When trying to highlight, I don't get the Canvas Color. Below is the command, which I am using:
I referred to the below gist:
https://gist.github.com/jimbojsb/1630790
Someone else is also facing similar issue. Please suggest, what I am doing wrong.
Hi, the canvas color works with LibreOffice/OpenOffice and MS Word. Some RTF readers like Wordpad or Google Docs ignore this setting. Possibly Keynote also has problems, maybe it also accepts HTML or SVG as input? In case you have a RTF file from another generator which is interpreted correctly, you might attach it here.
Tried in various editors, but background color is still not present. I tried to change with various themes as well. No idea why it is not working.
Tried to add -prefer rtf but still there is no success.
Highlight version 3.23
It is possible to set the page colour in Word. Maybe this is better supported than a coloured paragraph. This needs some tinkering since RTF is not well documented.
The new release 3.26 includes --page-color which adds more attributes to define the page color instead of a paragraph background only. This works with MS Office, possibly also with Mac OS applications.