Creating Headers and text above images in RTF format

ikkon has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

I am using RTF::Writer to create a report

the mock-up has a images on the first page with text written above it, this text is dynamic so I have to duplicate it.

I know how to set a image but have yet figure out how to add text on top of the image.

my other problem is I need to make a header for every page but the header only consists of a image.

I can't find anytthing on making headers

does anyone know how to accomplish these or any documentation that explains this??

UPDATE:

I think I figured out the header problem

this is what I have to for text above the image

$fh->paragraph( \'\qc',
'Some Text',
$fh->image( 'filename' => "image.png", "wgoal" => inches(4), "hgoal" =
+> inches(3))

);
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Re: Creating Headers and text above images in RTF format by gamache (Friar) on Nov 05, 2007 at 16:01 UTC
We'll be able to answer you better if you provide some snippets of the code you've been trying...	[reply]
Re^2: Creating Headers and text above images in RTF format by ikkon (Monk) on Nov 05, 2007 at 16:46 UTC
Honestly I wasn't sure where to begin, I added regular text but knew thats not what I wanted I need to send the image to the background but couldn't find any syntax that showed doing this. I updated with some code above	[reply]
Re: Creating Headers and text above images in RTF format by ikkon (Monk) on Nov 05, 2007 at 20:53 UTC
ok I got close, I tried this code that gives me part of the image and the text on the other side of the page `$fh->print(\'\titlepg'); $fh->paragraph( \'\pard\pvmrg\phmrg\posxc\posyc\qc', + 'Company Name', ); $fh->paragraph( \'\background', $fh->image( 'filename' => "images/CoreIO_front.png", " +wgoal" => inches(8.5), "hgoal" => inches(10),), );` [download] this will give me text on the bottom of the image `$fh->paragraph( \'\pard\pvmrg\phmrg\posxc\posyc\qc', $fh->image( 'filename' => "images/CoreIO_front.png", " +wgoal" => inches(8.5), "hgoal" => inches(10),), 'Company Name', );` [download] but still can get it to go on top of the image	[reply] [d/l] [select]


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