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+dompdf - PHP5 HTML to PDF converter
+===================================
+
+http://www.digitaljunkies.ca/dompdf
+Copyright (c) 2004 Benj Carson
+R&OS PDF class (class.pdf.php) Copyright (c) 2001-04 Wayne Munro
+
+Send bug reports, patches, feature requests, complaints & hate mail (no spam
+thanks) to <benjcarson@digitaljunkies.ca>
+
+Hacking
+-------
+
+If you are interested in extending or modifying dompdf, please feel free to
+contact me (Benj Carson) by email at benjcarson@digitaljunkies.ca.  If you
+let me know what you'd like to try, I can maybe point you to the relevant
+sections of the source.  If you've added some features, or fixed some bugs,
+please send me a patch and I'll include your changes in the main
+distribution.
+
+For starters, I can point out some of the OO design patterns used in dompdf:
+
+  Pattern      Classes
+  -------      -------
+  composite    Frame
+  decorator    Frame_Decorator, *_Frame_Decorator classes
+  strategy     Frame_Reflower, *_Frame_Reflower classes, Positioner,
+               *_Positioner classes
+  facade       dompdf
+  adapter      CPDF_Adapter, PDFLib_Adapter
+
+Also, see the main doc comment in dompdf.cls.php for a general overview of 
+the rendering process.

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+DOMPDF - PHP5 HTML to PDF converter
+===================================
+
+http://www.digitaljunkies.ca/dompdf
+Copyright (c) 2004 Benj Carson
+
+Send bug reports, patches, feature requests, complaints & hate mail (no spam
+thanks though) to <benjcarson@digitaljunkies.ca>
+
+##### See README for usage information. #####
+
+
+Installation
+------------
+
+1. Untar/unzip the source package in a directory accessible by your
+   webserver.
+
+2. Edit dompdf_config.inc.php to fit your installation.
+
+3. Give your webserver write permission on the path specified in
+   DOMPDF_FONT_DIR (lib/fonts by default).  Under *nix, ideally you can make
+   the webserver group the owner of this directory and give the directory
+   group write permissions.  For example, on Debian systems, apache runs as
+   the www-data user:
+
+   $ chgrp www-data lib/fonts
+   $ chmod g+w lib/fonts
+
+   If your user is not a member of the www-data group or you do not have
+   root priviledges, you can make the directory world writable and set the
+   sticky bit:
+
+   $ chmod 1777 lib/fonts
+
+
+Font Installation
+-----------------
+
+Linux/Unix:
+
+The load_font.php utility installs and converts TrueType fonts for use with
+DOMPDF.  Since CSS uses the concept of font families (i.e. the same face can
+be rendered in differnt styles & weights) DOMPDF needs to know which actual
+font files belong to which font family and which style.  For example, the
+Microsoft core font pack includes the files Verdana.ttf, Verdana_Italic.ttf,
+Verdana_Bold.ttf and Verdana_Bold_Italic.ttf.  All four of these files need
+to be present in the DOMPDF font directory (DOMPDF_FONT_DIR), and entries
+need to be made in the dompdf_font_family_cache file.
+
+Given the font family name and the path to the 'normal' font face file
+(Verdana.ttf, in our example), load_font.php will search for the bold,
+italic and bold italic font face files in the same directory as the
+specified file.  It searches for files with the same base name followed by
+'_Bold', 'B', or 'b' (similarly for italic and bold italic).  If it can not
+find the correct files, you can specify them on the command line.
+
+In addition to copying the files to the DOMPDF font directory, it also
+generates .afm files.  The R&OS PDF class requires both the ttf file and an
+afm file, which describes glyph metrics.  The afm file is generated using
+the ttf2pt1 utlity (available at http://ttf2pt1.sourceforge.net).
+
+
+usage:
+
+./load_font.php font-family n_file [b_file] [i_file] [bi_file]
+
+font_family:      the name of the font, e.g. Verdana, 'Times New Roman', 
+                  monospace, sans-serif.
+
+n_file:           the .pfb or .ttf file for the normal, non-bold, non-italic
+                  face of the font.
+
+{b|i|bi}_file:    the files for each of the respective (bold, italic, 
+                  bold-italic) faces.
+
+Examples:
+
+$ ./load_font.php silkscreen /usr/share/fonts/truetype/slkscr.ttf
+
+$ ./load_font.php 'Times New Roman' /mnt/c_drive/WINDOWS/Fonts/times.ttf
+
+$ php -f load_font.php -- sans-serif /home/dude_mcbacon/myfonts/Verdana.ttf \
+                                     /home/dude_mcbacon/myfonts/V_Bold.ttf
+
+Windows:
+
+(Note I don't have a windows test box at the moment, so these instructions
+may not work...  If someone has tried this and has any suggestions for me,
+please send me an email!)
+
+Read the Linux/Unix section above first, as most of it applies.  The main
+difference is the ttf2pt1 utility.  Fortunately, there is a windows version,
+available at http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/ttf2pt1.htm.  You will
+have to edit your dompdf_config.inc.php file to point to the path where you
+installed ttf2pt1.
+
+You will also need the cli version of PHP in order to execute
+load_font.php, however it's usage is the same (see the last example above).
+
+
+Note for all platforms:
+
+PDFs include support by default for Helvetica, Times-Roman, Courier and
+ZapfDingbats.  You do not need to install any font files if you wish to use
+these fonts.  This has the advantage of reducing the size of the resulting
+PDF, because additional fonts must be embedded in the PDF.
+
+Also, if you have problems installing the font files, you can try and use
+the distributed dompdf_font_family_cache.dist file in lib/fonts.  Copy this
+file to lib/fonts/dompdf_font_family_cache and edit it directly to match the
+files present in your lib/fonts directory. You can uncomment the appropriate
+entries in dompdf_font_family_cache once you have copied the appropriate ttf
+files into lib/fonts and generated afm files for each one.
+