Hi,
I am a newbie to iText and I think, I did not understand how the
PdfContentByte works. I want to print a JTable to pdf and created a document
header and footer and a PDFPTable which should work as the table header. The
JTable object is printed to a PdfContentByte.
Here's some code:
No difference but it would be nice if iText can sign that. If iText can't
then there should be a function which returns Visible Empty Signature fields
which can be signed. Currently the function returns all visible and
invisible signature fields.
Regards,
Wahaj
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iText can't catch all abnormal cases.
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Move the jtable with PdfContentByte.transform().
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Hi,
Quoting Paulo Soares [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
iText can't catch all abnormal cases.
Wahaj, why don't you use your own company's commercial product to
achieve all the things you are expecting from the free iText library?
http://www.ascertia.com/Products/pdfsigner/default.aspx
Hi all,
As You probably know, since Designer 6.0/Acrobat/Reader 6.02 Adobe included
the Accelio form technology they bought in 2002. The new form creation
process is xml based and form data is submitted in the new xdp format - not
in xfdf any more. The complete form structure including its layout
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Hi all,
As You probably know, since
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As You probably know, since Designer 6.0/Acrobat/Reader 6.02 Adobe included
the Accelio form technology they bought in 2002.
Correct.
Acrobat 7 expands on this significantly to truely integrate the
two architectures to produce a
On Tuesday 04 January 2005 22:22, patrick dooley wrote:
I have used some of the example code posted in the
mail list to test setTextRise() and anchors in RTF
table cells. The anchor code works outside of the
table, but the textRise doesn't. I am using Java
1.4.2 and Word XP to view the
Mark Hall wrote:
Both problems were bugs and should be fixed in the CVS.
It's a pity the bugfix missed the 1.2 release I made this morning.
But it will be in the 1.2.1 release...
br,
Bruno
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On Thursday 06 January 2005 20:37, Lorenz Maierhofer wrote:
I'm trying to write text in a table cell that is not left-to-right, but
bottom-to-top orientated.
Is this somehow possible with the RTF writers in iText?
Currently not, but it is at the top of my list of non-bug things to do. I
Hi to all,
we used iText since version 0.72 and all works fine until version 1.00.
We produce a lot of PDF with a large number of pages and with grafic
layout in background.
If we use iText 0.99 the print of that pdf will run at maximum printer
speed, bu if we use the versions 1.00 thru 1.2
BTW: javas Graphics2D.drawString() unfortunantely ignores kerning().
but for kerning, you can correct the the glyph position by hand:
first call Font.createGlyphVector()
then use kering table from the font and correct the glyph positions with
the value from the kering table, then call
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Hi, I am exploring iText API for generating dynamic PDF
Thanks for the info, but...
are you advising me to clone the PngImage.java source to modify the
colorspace?
If the answer is "yes", we don't want maintain a different and
personalized version of iText.
If the answer is "no", i don't understand what do you mean.
Paulo Soares wrote:
Of course. The class TextField does all the work for you for text
fields. See the examples at http://itextpdf.sf.net.
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Hello:
I read that The iText classes are very useful for people who need to
generate read-only documents. Can iText classes be used to create PDF
forms into which customer data can be pre-filled and then modified --
before being printed?
Thanks much.
-- Jim
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There's no problem here other than the printer must think longer
toproduce the correct shades. If you want you can copy PngImage and change
the colorspace to not include the calibrated color.
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I may be mistaken, but iText uses Fractional Metrics on fonts by default?
Of course this is good, but AWT and Swing fart on Fractional Metrics.
I have successfully overridden methods in View that measure the text
and now have a Fractional Metrics JTextPane that outputs to iText
almost exactly as
Hi Paulo,
Is there any exmaple which shows how to add a new form field to
an existing PDF?.
I found from one of your message replies that you are planning to add the
functionality to iText.
Thanks,
Arun.
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Thank you for your efforts, I tried it and it looks good for the PDF,
but my problem is in AWT and SWING itself and how they measure text.
iText has much more control. :(
Bill Ensley
Bear Printing
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Hello,
We've got what we think is a font accessibility or configuration issue
when using iText.
We can reproduce it simply by using iText to produce a document using
the following string in a simple Java class:
En dash--\u2013--br/Right single quote --\u2019--
When we produce the PDF on
Hi;
Has anyone tried building iText under .NET - either by itself or using the
GNU classpath? If so, what was the result?
Thanks - dave
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Hi,
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I am a newbie to Java , iText and Lotus notes. But I am trying to learn it.
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Hi,
I am trying to create a java program that will read the email received in lotus
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I have searched the archieve but could not find anything related to the lotus
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