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Hi. I will explain with an example, i have 2 pdf , i
convert in 1 pdf , using itext , i have first pdf in page 1
and second in page 2 , well i want to put my own page
numeration, for example page 50 and page 51 , and when pdf opens where
shows the page numbers to prints show page 50-51 (I
Cristian Ferrero wrote:
Hi. I will explain with an example, i have 2 pdf ,
You have 2 existing PDFs.
i
convert in 1 pdf , using itext ,
You concatenate these two PDFs into one PDF.
i have first pdf in page 1
and second in page 2 ,
There are existing page numbers on the existing
fxthomas wrote:
Is it possible in iText ??
This is a non-issue.
Even when you edit an existing Word file, you create a new
(temporary) Word file, when you hit the 'save' button, the
old Word file is replaced by the new file and the temporary
file is deleted.
If you think this is too difficult,
hi,
I was wondering if we can add content from one pdf to another existing
pdf.
Actually i have a existing pdf of 20 pages or so. I want to insert e
-sgnatures into it on specific pages of the existing pdf. I used iText to
create the E-signature images on a new pdf . But i want
fxthomas wrote:
hi,
I under stand that problem, but i don want to replicate all pages again
in the temp PDF. Since i want to insert it in only 2-3 pages why create the
24-25 pages again and then insert the e-signature.
Then use PdfStamper and insertPage instead of PdfCopy.
As explained in
hi,
I under stand that problem, but i don want to replicate all pages again
in the temp PDF . Since i want to insert it in only 2-3 pages why create the
24-25 pages again and then insert the e-signature.
Can anyone suggest a better logic.
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
fxthomas
Use AcroFields.addSubstitutionFont() with a font containing the needed
glyphs.
Paulo
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If i use PdfStamper, or PdfCopy to put page numbers , this numbers works as
watermarks? , i mean if i send pdf document to printer and i want to specify
this page numbers , they are not the real page numbers, is true ? ,
Supouse the pdf has 3 pages and i put with PdfStamper pages number
Mark Hall wrote:
He does a bit,
Merci beaucoup!
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Cristian Ferrero wrote:
If i use PdfStamper, or PdfCopy to put page numbers , this numbers works as
watermarks?
That's a strange way to put it, but yes:
you add content and the PDF doesn't care
if the content you are adding consists of
page numbers, text, images, whatever.
i mean if i send
He does a bit, but nevertheless managed to miss this question.
Due to the differences between PDF and RTF rendering, in the RTF output you
need to set the underline in the Font. Either via the constructor or via the
setStyle(Font.UNDERLINE) method.
Greetings,
Mark
On Wednesday 16 January
Your image is broken but I've add a fix in the SVN to be able to read
it.
Paulo
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Can you
please let me how to edit and save a PDF document through iText API?
We are
reading an existing PDF (PDF1) using iText API and setting the fields through
application.
When a
new PDF is being created, the editable fields are not being allowed to
save.
Setting a text value causes
Your much better typographically using a font specifically designed
for this purpose - either by itself or with OpenType features.
Leonard
On Jan 17, 2008, at 3:16 PM, Rob Tanner wrote:
Hi,
I don't think this is actually a part of iText, but it's something
I do
often in PDFs, namely
Hi,
I don't think this is actually a part of iText, but it's something I do
often in PDFs, namely the use of small CAPS. In this case, the
uppercase letters are normal size and the lower case letters are
capitalized, but smaller in size. Does anyone have any good algorithms
or a pointer to
You can't.
Leonard
On Jan 17, 2008, at 12:08 PM, Rajesh Nandwani wrote:
Can you please let me how to edit and save a PDF document through
iText API?
We are reading an existing PDF (PDF1) using iText API and setting
the fields through application.
When a new PDF is being created, the
Hello,
I'm having some trouble regarding adding images to a PDF File.
Reading the posts on this forum I resampled the image to 72 DPI, but it is
still appearing larger that it should be.
Original image: http://www.controltrack.net/itext/logo.png logo.png
Resulting PDF:
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