Hi guys,
I am a beginner with itext, I found everything I needed in the
documentation (until now) except this:
Is it possible to sign a pdf with itext?
If no, do you know of any other (GNU or not) software to do this?
Thanks
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Vincent
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I'm trying to create a function that writes text that is right aligned.
The catch is that this text must be scaled out horizontally to some percentage.
So I must recalculate the x position. But simply multiplying the
horizontal scale percentage (in my case it's 1.13) by the text width
Hello,
is there a win32 port of iText availabe? We need exactly the described
functionality in a single system scenario (Visual C++ or Visual Basic).
Any ideas?
Best regards, Volker.
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Hi!
I am
new to iText. I would like to know if there is any example
about
opening an existing pdf file, show some text at specific positions
onthe
PDF
file in a browser. I am using a servlet.
I
found examples about printing text at (x, y) on aFILE using
You already know about iTextdotnet on sourceforge?
-Matt
--- Volker Schnuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
is there a win32 port of iText availabe? We need
exactly the described
functionality in a single system scenario (Visual
C++ or Visual Basic).
Any ideas?
Best regards, Volker.
At 10:18 AM 6/3/2003 -0400, Vincent Demarcus wrote:
Is it possible to sign a pdf with itext?
No.
If no, do you know of any other (GNU or not) software to do this?
SecurSign - http://www.appligent.com
Leonard
Hi Paulo/Bruno,
You guys have been really awesome and helpful through out our PDF report
generation development.
The development is totally completed and we are doing some
load/stress/performance testing for PDF reports. We are encountering lot of
issues during out tests in the test
Quoting balajee kishan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Bruno,
I am V.Balajee Kishan. I need some help
from you.
I have a requirement. On a unix machine i
have to convert existing text files to PDF's using a
java program.
Just plain ASCII that is preformatted?
I would read the
Apparently the JVM doesn't have any decent encoding support. The first fail
is because it doesn't have UnicodeBig. The second one depends on what
encoding is used for the font but it should work with Cp1252 at least and
certainly with ISO-8859-1.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
-Original
Paulo
Thanks again.
If the exception is caused by the user not having that setup, is there
anyway I change it to something else? or do I need to change the source
code?
THanks
Kieran
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| | Paulo Soares
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your quick response and help.
One more question for everybody can we dynamically change the title of the
web page where the PDF file is displaying. Actually we want a default name
which would be dynamic, when usr wants to save this PDF to his local.
Regds
Tanmay Kumar Ghorai
You'll always need to change the source code, trivial changes, though. The
degree of changes depend on what encodings are actually supported by the
mysterious JVM and the move of the unsupported encodings to PdfEncodings.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
-Original Message-
From: Kieran
Paulo,
Thanks for the info
To check it out, I changed the UnicodeBig, to blahdeblah to try and
force the exception to come up (my assumption being that if the PC doesn't
recognise the name of the encoding it will bomb out) - however, it still
worked on my PC.
(that's the nature of the error -
If you have outlines it will certainly bomb out. Do a full compile on all
classes.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
-Original Message-
From: Kieran Metcalfe [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 11:49
To: Paulo Soares
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Kieran Metcalfe'
Subject:
In your mail, you speak of TrueType and Type1. But does it work the same
way
with Open Type ?
By inserting the appropriated key, in the font descriptor, you mean
changing
BaseFont.NOT_EMBEDDED to BaseFont.EMBEDDED ?
Best regard,
Fabrice DUERMAEL
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