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jPod intarsys PDF renderer

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

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Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Data Formats Software, Java Frameworks, Java Printing Software, Java Topic Software

Registered

2008-06-30

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