0XFF is the white index? Probably not.
Paulo
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hi
i want
Here is how someone else answered the same question:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/community/aspnet/6/10006614/itext--free--open-sourc.aspx
Essentially, download the right version of iText (see link above) and read
the docs. If after doing both those steps, you have still have questions,
then post
Hi
I have to import an RTF to another one but i have some problem with images
in tables.
I red on itext site under Importing RTF documents that the
importRtfFragmentmethod is stable, the
importRtfDocument should currently be considered alpha quality code.
I don't find any example or tutorial that
Paulo Soares wrote:
0XFF is the white index? Probably not.
The original poster has been working on his 'problem' for at least
a month now. I wonder why he chose 'fastsolutions' as his mail address.
From the start, it was very clear that 'answers solutions' doesn't know
much about images, PDF
Hi,
i think you dont know what I mean.
We are opening a pdf, which is existing. The merging process wil at this
moment done by our server.
Know the client, or browser, fills the form. After he ends with this, he is
sending the form again.
Know the client is sending an fdf document. And there
achtal wrote:
Hi,
i think you dont know what I mean.
Exactly! Your description was very confusing.
We are opening a pdf, which is existing.
Confusing!!!
How are you opening a PDF?
- in a browser?
- in Adobe Reader?
- using PdfReader?
- in some other way?
The merging process wil at this
How are you opening a PDF?
- we are open it in the browser
Merging Process:
The pdf will be merged with datas from an database an form the url, which
will be presented in the form, this the first fill action. In this process
we prodcue an Textfield in the PDF under use of PDFStamper.
Now the
achtal wrote:
Merging Process:
The pdf will be merged with datas from an database
The form will be prefilled with database data.
an form the url,
How can a form be filled from an URL?
I don't understand.
which
will be presented in the form, this the first fill action.
Let's assume the
First off, kudos to Bruno, Paulo and the other contributers for
creating and maintaining a very capable and stable toolkit. I would
without hesitation recommend Bruno's book for anyone deploying iText
in a production application, a single tip or best practice suggestion
more than repays the cost
Thanks for your answer.
Yes I miss the field ofs_sonst_Daten and the value in the second file.
Before we used iText 2.1.1 we havent this problem. Is there an other way to
put the field into the form so we have the value in fdf later?
1T3XT info wrote:
achtal wrote:
Merging Process:
The
achtal wrote:
Thanks for your answer.
Yes I miss the field ofs_sonst_Daten and the value in the second file.
Before we used iText 2.1.1 we havent this problem. Is there an other way to
put the field into the form so we have the value in fdf later?
1. Why are you upgrading to 2.1.1 instead
Hi,
I think I have a related problem here. I'm trying to import a simple
RTF document that contains a logo (for context, I will then have to
add some dynamic content from my DB to the doc). I was given the
document as a base to start with, so I'm not sure of the type of the
image that iText
Greg Wetmore wrote:
I can guess that the quick explanation is that iText is not capable of
consuming the LiveCycle encrypted content
My quick answer would be that iText is capable of opening any encrypted
PDF (created by LiveCycle or something else) as long as you provide the
owner password
Hello,
I use the code (c#) at the bottom of this post to insert some kind of
text-stamp/watermark onto a PDF-File.
The question is: is it possible, and if yes how to make this text
tranparent? Meaning the content of the document should light through the
watermark.
Thank you!
Regards, uwe
jamesblast wrote:
Hello,
I use the code (c#) at the bottom of this post to insert some kind of
text-stamp/watermark onto a PDF-File.
The question is: is it possible, and if yes how to make this text
tranparent? Meaning the content of the document should light through the
watermark.
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