Hi,
I'd like to use itext for producing PDF with
text written in Czech language. The standard
encoding is ISO-859-2 for this language, but
Microsoft prefers its Windows-1250 variant,
which seems to be supported by itext.
I know from people using TeX, that it is not
easy to set this tool to
Hi,
How can you add form fields to a PDF relatively (without
specifying an X, Y position). It seems that the only way to add a field
to a pdf is through the PdfWriter with an X, Y coordinate.
Thanks in advance, please reply to my email address as Im
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See the example headers_and_watermarks.java at
itextpdf.sf.net.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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You'll have to use a PdfPTable to control all that.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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You want an imposition tool. That's easy to do by rotating and scaling
the imported pages. You can even use an AffineTransform in
PdfContentByte to do it.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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That's super easy to do in java and iText. Your problem is that the built in font
Helvetica doesn't have all the characters you want. You must use an external font,
embedded, to do it. Soemthing like this:
BaseFont arial = BaseFont.createFont(c:\\windows\\fonts\\arial.ttf, BaseFont.CP1250,
The fields are always absolute to the page. If you want
them relative to something you'll have to do the maths.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hello,
I have tried the form_combo.java example and when i first open up the created form, the value that should be set is not visible. When I click on the combobox it turns visible. How can I get it to be visible from the start?
Thanks
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See the example text_fields.java.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hello,
I have tried the
I am merging an existing PDF form that contains combos so I can't use a text field. Is it not possible to get the value to display with combos?
thanks
Pelle
See the example text_fields.java.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
Look at the example first. It has text, list and combo
samples.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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I am
SoI need to check what type of field it is and the act based on that?
I have tried the merge_fdf.java example and it sets the export value (instead of the display value) in the combofield and then when you click on the field it changes back to the display value of the first option in the list.
Hi All,
Is there any provision to implement user prompts while
generating report using iText. If yes then please any one tell me how it can be
done?
Thanks Regards
Dharmendra Sharma
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SoI need to check what type of field it is and the act based on
that?
Are
you generating
The problem here is that you have a /I key in the
annotation. This key represents the selection index but the /V key takes
precedence if both exists. This is what the pdf reference says but in practice
is not happening. iText only changes the /V key. I'll have to change the code
either to
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On Saturday 22 May 2004 22:09, William Wilson wrote:
HeaderFooter have no constructor or method to add a table.
There is a RtfHeaderFooter class that supports this. Simply create one, add
your table and set as footer.
Greetings,
Mark
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Hi all
I've got a problem with some specials characters. We've got a web-application where the users fill forms with a lot of 'copy-cut' from Ms-Word. We want to display it under a Pdf format with Itext.The problem is thatthe char " "is not displayed, there's a space instead. We've got the same
You want to prompt the user using some other channel. Since you're
coding in Java, use either Swing (if it is a desktop application) or
something like JSP (if it is a web application). What type of
application is it?
Andrew
On May 24, 2004, at 6:59 AM, Dharmendra Sharma wrote:
Hi All,
Is
This is not an encoding problem. Well, it is but not with
iText. Both the "oe" and "..." exist in the built in fonts with winansi encoding
that you are using. This leads me to believe that you are not receiving
correctly the chars from the web form or if the chars are correct the encoding
how extract a image of pdf? or/and how convert to
pdf in a image?
Rafael A. Sornes G.
how save a pdf with more DPI than 72dpi? i need
600dpi
thanks
Rafael
Are
you referring to image quality?
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how save a pdf with
dpi
only refers to images so I assume thats what you mean.
how
are you putting the images into the pdf, getInstance() or
PdfGraphics2D?
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