Hello my name is Raffaele, i'm italian student:working:,
I'm using a OCR library that have recognized the text in a Tiff image.
The library output show me a list of word that has the following values:
double word.Confidence;
int word.Blanks;
int word.Bottom;
int word.FontIndex;
int
Hi there,
i need to display an image to the very left border of an existing pdf document.
i did it following this tutorial:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/general/copystamp/index.php
it works for a normal A4 document, but if there are custom page sizes (e.g.
3xA4, 4xA4) the image
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Hello,
could anybody tell me how the ordering in a PdfDictionary works?
I would like to extend iTExt with new spatial spatial features wich are
described in Adobe ISO 32000.
sample code:
PdfDictionary dicMeasure = new PdfDictionary(new PdfName(Measure));
dicMeasure.put(PdfName.SUBTYPE, new
eli mishalov wrote:
I need to set RUN_DIRECTION = RTL and ALINGMENT = RIGHT.
I did so in the attaced Peace example from chapter 6 but with no sucsess.
what am I missing?
Tank's
Eli
I got the answer from 'yahelili'.
if any one needs it
simply use RUN_DIRECTION_RTL and ALIGN_LEFT
yes,
try this...
1 - create a new pdf
2 - add a new page
3 - add plain text (use white as text color)
4 - add the tiff (it covers all the page)
Fabrizio
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Fabrizio,
this is my C# code and with it, I can create a PDF image.
But I need to add text in BACK-LAYOUT using the OCR values (see previous
message).
Can you help me with C# code :working: ???
Thanks =)
Order is irrelevant...
Leonard
On Nov 24, 2008, at 2:23 PM, Matthias Uhler wrote:
Hello,
could anybody tell me how the ordering in a PdfDictionary works?
I would like to extend iTExt with new spatial spatial features wich
are
described in Adobe ISO 32000.
sample code:
PdfDictionary
Hello,
swap Step 4.1 with Step 4.2. You must place the text, than place the tif
image.
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I believe that there is a font rendering mode that renders the font invisibly.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/PDF32000_2008.pdf
Section 9.3.6 - Table 106 - Mode = 3
Not sure if iText supports that rendering mode, but that would be far preferable than messing with Z-order and font
Which of the various methods in that call are throwing?
Are you using Acrobat or Reader? What version?
Where is this script being run from? A button? Menu? Other?
Leonard
On Nov 24, 2008, at 2:47 PM, rajeshkarka wrote:
Hi All,
I am working on PDF attachments.I need to pass a
DO NOT use white text...
Instead, use Text Render Mode 3 which is invisible text. And then
you don't have to embed the font...
Leonard
On Nov 24, 2008, at 2:58 PM, Fabrizio Accatino wrote:
try this...
1 - create a new pdf
2 - add a new page
3 - add plain text (use white as text
Actually, below the image is fine for invisible textDepends on
whether you only want searching _OR_ you also want copy...
Leonard
On Nov 24, 2008, at 7:03 PM, Kevin Day wrote:
I believe that there is a font rendering mode that renders the font
invisibly.
Moreover, the fonts work on Adobe but Foxit pdf reader doesn't want to
render them...please can anyone help?
Ruskin
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Ruskin Dantra [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi All,
I am a newbie to itext and I am simply trying to print a simple string in
wingdings and chiller
I don't have enough experience with doing this to say for sure - maybe Acrobat just ignores z-ordering when it processing selection gestures and/or text hi-lighting - but I kind of think the z-order is important here (Acrobat will certainly allow you to find text if it is below the image - but
Indraneel wrote:
Hey Paulo,
Please find the code attahced in the above reply. Sorry I could not put
those documents in a public site. If you can give me your personal e-mail
I can send it to you. Thanks
Indraneel-3 wrote:
Hi Paulo,
I have correction here..Those individual pdfs
Hello,
I have several hundred PDF documents that I'd like to turn into
Acroforms. Adobe Acrobat does a pretty good job of identifying check
boxes, and different fields designated with underlines, but it doesn't
completely address my situation.
In the document set I'm trying to convert, the
The new parser (com.lowagie.text.pdf.parser.SimpleTextExtractingPdfContentStreamParser) will set the stage for you on locating the text.
Thefirst challenge that I forsee is determining the field position and size relative to where that text is placed - for example, it is highly unlikely that
Hi,
1) I am using both Acrobat8 and Reader7,8,9
2) var oDoc = this.openDataObject(\estatement \); this line is throwing
error.
3) This script is embedded in pdf and run when you click on a button.
regards,
Rajsh Karka.
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 12:37 AM, Leonard Rosenthol
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi,
1) I am using both Acrobat8 and Reader7,8,9
2) var oDoc = this.openDataObject(\estatement \); this line is throwing
error.
3) This script is embedded in pdf and run when you click on a button.
regards,
Rajsh Karka.
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
Which of the various methods in that call are
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