I can kinda see how that could be used for paragraphs of text, but it
loses out on support for images and graphics.
What I really want to accomplish is a simulation of what the div tag
does in HTML, as I KNOW this will become a requirement as this project
proceeds.
So far, I have been
Hello!!
I have a problem with page numbers in RTF.
Can i show page number in the document´s header? How?
I have the next code:
RtfHeaderFooter header =
new RtfHeaderFooter(tablaCabecera);
document.setHeader(header);
How can i use the RtfPageNumber class?
Thanks for any help,
At 8:55 AM -0800 3/17/03, Andrew McLaughlin wrote:
What I really want to accomplish is a simulation of what the div
tag does in HTML, as I KNOW this will become a requirement as this
project proceeds.
I think you will find that you can use ColumnText and
PdfPTable to simulate the div tag just
Hi everyone,
I write my text on one or more templates when I find a specific tag I write
all my templates into pdf document.
The problem is the following...
when I need to write the same templates on another document I obtain the
new pdf document with size to zero.
below is my code:
I use
Sorry, currently there's no way to do it.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
-Original Message-
From: Gerald Fehringer [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 6:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [iText-questions] run direction rtl (Arabic/Farsi)
Hello iText users!
Hi;
When I write the author and some private header
fields, it puts them in the pdf file as unicode. But the CreationDate and Author
are in as ascii text. Is there any way I can get the headers I write to go as
ascii?
thanks - dave
I believe they were just build issues, were they not?
I'm fine, but I'm currently using only a small subset
of functionality...
-Matt
--- David Thielen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
Did the problems people had with 0.97 all get fixed?
thanks - dave
At 11:37 AM -0700 3/17/03, David Thielen wrote:
When I write the author and some private header fields, it puts them
in the pdf file as unicode. But the CreationDate and Author are in
as ascii text. Is there any way I can get the headers I write to go
as ascii?
Since the PDF spec says that
There were two changes that I didn't put in the changelog but that are
important.
- the constant Font.TIMES_NEW_ROMAN was eliminated and replaced by
Font.TIMES_ROMAN to match the actual font used. The result is a compile
error easily correctable. Compiled libraries depending on iText wont't
Version 0.97 only outputs Unicode if needed. If that's not happening post
the code and the PDF.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
- Original Message -
From: David Thielen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paulo Soares [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Leonard Rosenthol
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; itext [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
As Leonard said more information is needed. iText has fairly decent
components to place text, tables and images but doesn't have any advanced
layouting engine to place this components according to some rules. It also
on depends how the creative design is described: you are doing it by looking
at a
document = new Document(
new com.lowagie.text.Rectangle( 0,
0,(float)
rtfDoc.getHeader().getPaperWidth() /
20.0f,(float)
rtfDoc.getHeader().getPaperHeight() / 20.0f
),(float)
rtfDoc.getHeader().getLeftMargin() /
20.0f,(float)
rtfDoc.getHeader().getRightMargin() /
20.0f,(float)
The layout will be something done in, say, Photoshop. And they will
expect the PDF to end up about the same. If this was all static, it
wouldn't be an issue. However, the PDF document will be the result of a
user visiting a web site, making a series of choices. And all those
choices will
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