Thank you for the bug fixes. How can I get hold of the bug fixes? Do I need to
check out the trunk and build a version of the jar? Or do you have a scheduled
release with the bug fixes?
Armand Lekina
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Armand Lekina wrote:
Thank you for the bug fixes. How can I get hold of the bug fixes? Do I need
to
check out the trunk and build a version of the jar? Or do you have a
scheduled
release with the bug fixes?
The next release is scheduled for after the acceptance
of the manuscript of iText
Armand Lekina wrote:
Further to your request find attached a stand alone class that takes a
layered PDF and attempt to add further text on it. All you need to do is
add the iText.jar to your class path.
Thanks, I was able to reproduce the problem.
I'll take a look to see if I can see what
Armand Lekina wrote:
Further to your request find attached a stand alone class that takes a
layered PDF and attempt to add further text on it. All you need to do is
add the iText.jar to your class path.
This fixes the problem:
Modified Paths:
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Paulo Soares wrote:
That's too much code.
If a standalone example is provided, one that I can run without having
to change anything, then I want to take a look at it as soon as I have
the time, which is: not before next Sunday.
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Hi Alan
Thank you for your reply. I also tried to add the layer using the PDFWriter
object instead of the PDFStamper, which I now know doesnt support layers. Here
is my code:
(My question below the code)
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//outFile is
Stamper doesn't do layers - yet.
Look at this response from Paulo
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg27767.h
tml
Cheers
AlanK
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At 05:08 AM 11/22/2004, Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
Is there any support for layers in the existing iText library ?
You are talking about Acroat 6 Layers (aka Optional Content
Groups), yes?
I need some adding-removing and showing-hiding of the layers of an existing
document.
You
I can kinda see how that could be used for paragraphs of text, but it
loses out on support for images and graphics.
What I really want to accomplish is a simulation of what the div tag
does in HTML, as I KNOW this will become a requirement as this project
proceeds.
So far, I have been
At 8:55 AM -0800 3/17/03, Andrew McLaughlin wrote:
What I really want to accomplish is a simulation of what the div
tag does in HTML, as I KNOW this will become a requirement as this
project proceeds.
I think you will find that you can use ColumnText and
PdfPTable to simulate the div tag just
You can place items precisely in the page with PdfContentByte. Here the
problem is not the precision but what kind of layout do you need; you can do
everything but it takes some work.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Yeah, I was planning on using PdfContentByte since it provides complete
access to the Postscript language set. I just wanted to start in the
text package and make it part of the whole API rather than skipping
straight to PDF.
As for the kind of layout, you know how art directors are. They
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