I've never used either but I'll definitely check them out, thanks!
Dominic
1T3XT info wrote:
Dominic Maricic wrote:
There's no way to use another program to parse the html and the
insert it into a PdfPTable right?
I don't see the problem. In my applications I usually use dom4j to
In my code I use the Methods setPaddingTop and setPaddingBottom of the
Class PdfPCell to specify the space between the text to the border on
the top and the border on the bottom of the cell, but that doesn't
really work for me. There is more space to the top than to the
bottom
It seems to me
Hi!
I tried to create PDFs in hungarian language therefore it contains
characters such as ő (\u0151) or ű(\u071). These characters are not
displayed in the resulting PDF.
I created a snippet, which tries to add such characters to the
document. Am i doing it wrong?
public static void
Not only do you have to pick a font where those characters (glyphs) exist in
teh font - BUT you also need to embed the font in the PDF so that everyone
can see them...
Leonard
2009/1/24 Balázs Grill balag...@gmail.com
Hi!
I tried to create PDFs in hungarian language therefore it contains
I've loaded the fonts using
BaseFont.createFont(file.ttf,BaseFont.IDENTITY_H,true);
The last parameter says that this font should be embedded in the
document, isn't it?
Do i need explicitly embed the fonts above this?
2009/1/24 Leonard Rosenthol leona...@pdfsages.com:
Not only do you have to
I have attached two small PDF files that are created by Microsoft Reporting
Services. I am attempting to merge these files. The end result is a file
that has the correct number of pages, but is blank.
I have used 3 different libraries, including iTextSharp. I have used the
PDFCopy routine
The font must permit embedding for this to work. Most fonts do, but many do
not. Have you checked this particular font file?
---mr. bean
Balázs Grill wrote:
I've loaded the fonts using
BaseFont.createFont(file.ttf,BaseFont.IDENTITY_H,true);
The last parameter says that this font should
I believe this can happen if your alignment is set to justified. If it is,
then set it to left and see whether the problem goes away. (Note: for
alignment to be justified, you'd have to set it explicitly.)
---mr. bean
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1T3XT info wrote:
TaRe wrote:
I am creating a PDF document that
