Can you please post a target.pdf?

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From: Patrick Hartmann [mailto:patrick.hartm...@abacus.ch] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 1:33 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] PdfStamper modifies XmpMetadata

Hi

I use iText 2.1.7 to create and modify PDF files.

Attached one of my self created PDF files.
In every PDF, I write my own XmpMetadata, including a hash code, to be sure, 
that nobody else has modified the meta data.

Let's say, I want to extend the PDF file with a keyword, so I use the 
PdfStamper.
But there is a problem.
The PdfStamper changes some data inside my meta data. Why does he do that? I 
only want to add a keyword to the PDF, but the PdfStamper changes also my meta 
data.

I wrote an example, also attached to this mail.

Now, what does the PdfStamper change. When you open the source.pdf and 
target.pdf (after it has been created), compare the text inside the 
"ocr"-element, that is a few levels under the "abascan"-element.
In the source.pdf, every line ends with CR, LF.
But in target.pdf, every line ends only with a LF. (see attached
screenshot.png)

And that of course changes my hash code.

Do you have a solution/workaround for this problem?

Thanks and best regards
Patrick Hartmann

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