Hi Paul,

We use Ghostscript (not ImageMagick) for some of our scaling needs with vector graphics. To set that up, changes are made in the following file ...

E:\InfoShare\App\Utilities\AntennaHouse\XSLFormatter\XfoSettings.xml

The change to connect Ghostscript is added as two attributes on the <pdf-settings> element ...

<pdf-settings EPS-processor="ghostscript" ghostscript="C:\Path_to_Ghostscript_executable\gswin64.exe" />

Perhaps your processing instructions belong in this file as well.

Hope that helps. 

Regards,
Tom D.

Tom, this is very, very helpful and timely, as we planned to meet with SDL tomorrow morning to compare our previous/current CMS environment configs. I can now compare the previous/current XfoSettings.xml files beforehand (the filename sounds very familiar - think it's the right place to look). Thanks again for the great help!!
Paul M.

FYI for the community, Tom D. was spot-on. We updated \InfoShare\App\Utilities\AntennaHouse\XSLFormatter\XfoSettings.xml to include the following code:
<formatter-config>
<formatter-settings latin-ligature="true" pair-kerning="true" pxpi="120"/>
<font-settings missing-glyph="2" missing-font="2" use-windows-api="false"/>
<pdf-settings embed-all-fonts="true"/>
</formatter-config>

When Antenna House is installed anew, it starts with an empty XfoSettings.xml file. I had forgotten about this (wrote it down for our next upgrade!).

Thanks again, Tom D., and many thanks to Frank G. (SDL) for helping with this today.

Paul M.

FYI for the community, Tom D. was spot-on. We updated \InfoShare\App\Utilities\AntennaHouse\XSLFormatter\XfoSettings.xml to include the following code:
<formatter-config>
<formatter-settings latin-ligature="true" pair-kerning="true" pxpi="120"/>
<font-settings missing-glyph="2" missing-font="2" use-windows-api="false"/>
<pdf-settings embed-all-fonts="true"/>
</formatter-config>

When Antenna House is installed anew, it starts with an empty XfoSettings.xml file. I had forgotten about this (wrote it down for our next upgrade!).

Thanks again, Tom D., and many thanks to Frank G. (SDL) for helping with this today.

Paul M.

I have to give most of the credit to Dana F. (our IT superstar) for refreshing my memory on the subject. I asked her about it when I saw your post. Thanks for providing the data from the file, in case we ever decide to use ImageMagick instead of Ghostscript for this processing. 

Tom and Paul thank you both for your active contributions to the community. I am very pleased to see this kind of collaboration that adds really valuable knowledge.

Have a great weekend
   John