Generally not. Because RTF is paginated when it's rendered, it's impossible
to know beforehand what the exact location of any given element will be.
---Mister Bean
Ruskin Dantra wrote:
Hi All,
I have already searched examples and mailing list archive and I found next
to nothing on this
True...if thats the case is it possible to convert a pdf file generated by
itext to be converted to a rtf file via itext. Its kind of going the long
way but if thats possible then it would be awesome?! Also the resulting rtf
file should have similar (identical would be a dream) formatting as
Hi,
I'll reply to the original e-mail.
Yes, in theory it is possible, but iText does not support this. The only way
would be to read the RTF specification and add the required RTF codes
directly via the RtfDirectContent class.
Greetings,
Mark
On Wednesday 30 May 2007, Ruskin Dantra wrote:
Hi
This is probably off-topic on this list, but aren't the limited
paragraph-positioning codes in RTF still subject to the vagaries of
pagination, thereby making absolute location quasi-impossible, barring
unusual kinds of docs? (i.e., you can locate a paragraph on the page, but
you can't know
On Wednesday 03 September 2003 17:34, E E wrote:
Why am I not able to put absolute position and graphics in a .rtf document.
Is it not possible?
No. There is no support for absolute positions in rtf.
Supported graphic types are jpeg, png, wmf.
Greetings,
Mark
