Conversion between Cordinates

I am using TextLayout for rendering a unicode text.and calculated the bounding boxes of each characters in textlayout
. Font size is set as 12 and for the same Text i am also generating image of it and then i found out the bounding boxes for each characters with the help of already available tool.The tool chooses bottom -left as the image origin and calculate the coordinates based on that.Obviously these two coordinates will differ.Can any one please suggest a method for conversion between coordinates of textlayout and that of image coordinates mentioned above.

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¦
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MAP test.T1, TARGET test.T11G, COLMAP (USEDEFAULTS, VCH=@STRNUM(NM));
MAP test.CITIES, TARGET test.CITIES;
MAP test.COUNTRIES, TARGET test.COUNTRIES;
MAP test.LOBEXP, TARGET test.LOBEXP;
DDLERROR 24344 DISCARD;Now replication works. So the problem was in asterisk which of course stands for test.T1 - the table which is substituted by test.T11g in target site.
Then, how can I exclude test.T1 from generalisation? To enumerate every table in a schema is a mad overcome, especially if the schema is really bulky of objects?
Edited by: ArtemKhisamiev on 12.10.2012 1:38
Edited by: ArtemKhisamiev on 12.10.2012 3:22

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