Hello Leonard Mark, Thanks for the Reply.
Explanation for the Loenard question,
why not just process all of your PDFs through Multivalent before sending
them along...
We do not want to use multivalent tool as this project is not active on
sourceforge, the licensing also little
Hi,
Does iText support OpenType Japanese font?
I have installed iTextAsian.jar and iTextAsianCmaps.jar.
And I can generate PDF with TrueType based Japanese fonts.
But I'm having trouble with using OpenType(CFF) Japanese font.
When I use OpenType font, iText generate PDF without any
error
srinivas.bodduluri wrote:
From the above fix I am still now sure where the problem lies (In the
bufferedImage or Image.getInstance(awtImage, null);
Any views on this?
Take an image (JPG, GIF, PNG,...); convert it to a BMP.
You'll see that the file size of the image increases enormously!
iText 2.x works fine with Java SE 6 (There is no J2SE 6) and Java EE 5 (There
is no J2EE 5).
Some other user might be able to answer for the two tools you inquire about.
However, I am sure that from the info above, you can determine whether it
works with those tools.
---mr. bean
santosh
Paulo Soares wrote:
There's no way to know that but it's a good feature. I'll add it this weekend.
Isn't this already there? See http://1t3xt.be/?X0de
newPage() is ignored unless you specifically tell the writer
that the page is empty.
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Hello.
I'm using the .NET 1.1 framework, and I need to tool that can read a pdf within
a website (ex:
www.something.com/someting.pdfhttp://www.something.com/someting.pdf) and
convert it to text. Can any of your products do this?
thanks for your time,
Hello -
I need to build a very standard form layout as you would see on paper,
something like:
ADDRESS
First Name: FirstName_ Last Name: Last Name
Address: 33 Main St.
City: __Tulsa State: _OK_ Zip: __22311__
It sounded simple
HI
in my project it is necessary to controll the papaertray/papersource in the
pdf-file
i know that it is not possible to do this directly in the pdf, but in ps
xobject
and that acrobat igrnores ps xobject (if not enabled) at printing, but thats
no problem because i print the pdfs with the
Hi Joseph,
2009/7/30 Joseph Esquibel jesqui...@autoalert.com
Hello.
I'm using the .NET 1.1 framework, and I need to tool that can read a pdf
within a website (ex: www.something.com/someting.pdf) and convert it to
text. Can any of your products do this?
No.
HTH,
alexis
HI
in my project it is necessary to controll the papaertray/papersource in the
pdf-file
i know that it is not possible to do this directly in the pdf, but in ps
xobject
and that acrobat igrnores ps xobject (if not enabled) at printing, but thats
no problem because i print the pdfs with the
Same problem here at our company. Build broken because the
bouncycastle:bctsp-jdk14:jar:138 dependency is missing. Reason: the maven
repositories which contain iText do NOT contain the bctsp jar from
bouncycastle. Can you please upload that?
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Hi John,
a few years ago I implemented code for some of the testcases to embedd
postscript code into pdf files although many of the experts on this list
strongly vote against trying this (for good reasons - I never heard of a
electronic printer supporting it officially, only offset).
I tested
thanks mr. bean.
From: mister bean abinst...@pacificdataworks.com
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, July 30, 2009 2:46:02 AM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText 2.0.2 Compatibility
iText 2.x works fine with Java SE 6 (There is no
tomdw wrote:
Same problem here at our company. Build broken because the
bouncycastle:bctsp-jdk14:jar:138 dependency is missing. Reason: the maven
repositories which contain iText do NOT contain the bctsp jar from
bouncycastle. Can you please upload that?
I've just modified the pom.xml used
Hello,
we are using iText in our application to create signed PDFs successfully. At
the moment we are using a self-created certificate, we have created it with the
Java keytool.
Everything works fine, but (of course) if you open the document with Acrobat
Reader there is a warning, that the
HI
at first thanks a lot for your hints.
At the time when I did my tests it had not been possible to change the
inputtray by using embedded postscript sequences on the printers I
tested. The printer always decided because of the page size. (I then
stopped tests, might be that using
You need a certificate whose CA is already known to Acrobat/Reader, which would
be either Adobe, Verisign or one of any of our CDS partners.
You might also want to move to Acrobat/Reader 9 and our new Trust List feature
that we just announced last week.
Leonard
From: Rainer Vehns
If you are in control of the printing process and the printer(s) involved - why
not just convert the PDF into the PDL of your printer (PS, PCL, etc.) and then
modify that PDL code to incorporate the necessary tray switching instructions
and then send that directly to the printer.
Leonard
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