Re: [iText-questions] no compression?

2003-03-08 Thread Bruno
Quoting David Thielen [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi; Is there a way to generate pdf files with no compression (so I can see what it wrote to the streams)? You can set a static variable Document.compress to false. Remark: this should only be used for debugging reasons; if you set the variable to

Re: [iText-questions] Problems with headers positioning

2003-03-08 Thread David Thielen
Hello; I ran this with Document.compress = false; and the generated pdf is correct. So Acrobat is causing problems 3 - 5 below. Which is pretty bad for something that claims to create exact documents. But still no author or header. Any ideas on that? thanks - dave - Original

Re: [iText-questions] Problems with headers positioning

2003-03-08 Thread Paulo Soares
You can only add metadata after creating the PdfWriter and it's also safer to get the PdfContentByte after opening the document. The metadata is in the Info dictionary and is never compressed, look near the end of the document. Printer drivers can offset, shrink, skew and generally distort the

[iText-questions] Re: Covert PDF to GIF

2003-03-08 Thread Carsten Hammer
Sen, Arindam Web (MED, TCS) schrieb: Hi All, I want to convert PDF file to GIF/JPEG images using a batch process. Can you please let me know if it is possible using iText? If you are looking for a java based solution you can use the java acrobat version from adobe. The example program that

[iText-questions] Re: Covert PDF to GIF

2003-03-08 Thread Leonard Rosenthol
At 6:17 PM +0100 3/8/03, Carsten Hammer wrote: If you are looking for a java based solution you can use the java acrobat version from adobe. Given that the Java Acrobat is a PDF 1.2-level PDF renderer only, with a LOT of known bugs, and COMPLETELY unsupported by Adobe - I wouldn't recommend

Re: [iText-questions] no compression?

2003-03-08 Thread Leonard Rosenthol
At 8:32 PM -0700 3/7/03, David Thielen wrote: Is there a way to generate pdf files with no compression (so I can see what it wrote to the streams)? If you want to do this for ANY PDF, you can use our PDF Enhancer product (http://www.pdfsages.com/enhancer.html) and a hidden feature to