In the Javadoc for Document.newPage(), it says iText throws a
DocumentException if newPage() is called on a closed document. My unit tests
cannot reproduce this behavior.
Moreover the source code from Document.java indicates that if the document
is closed, you simply return without throwing any
The Javadocs for newPage() state:
Throws: DocumentException - when a document isn't open yet, or has been
closed
However, in my unit tests I am finding that when Document is closed, the
newPage() call does not raise a Document exception.
I can step through the code and see that the
You can use it without recompiling. Java 1.5 is a superset of 1.4.x
Ginés Collado-2 wrote:
Ok.
But, it's necessary to compiler the source code (1.4.2) with a 1.5 java
environment?, or I can to use freely the published library?
Ginés.
From: Paulo Soares [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
It's very hard to tell what you're trying to do. The page size of 462 x *666*
inches is unsupported in PDF. The current maximum is, unless it's been
updated, 200 in x 200 in. Are you sure you don't mean points rather than
inches?
Presuming you mean points, I still don't understand what you're
no. neither PostScript nor EPS to PDF support. --Andrew Binstock
re
UniXolutions, Inc. wrote:
Does iText provide regular PostScript (not EPS) to PDF support?
Thanks so much,
/Tom Larsen
-
Using Tomcat
Place the full name of the itext jar file into your classpath. That should
solve it. If you're using an IDE, most of them have a setting/dialog where
you can specify the external libraries you're using. Add the iText library
to that list and you should be good to go.
---Andrew Binstock
Michael
Please search the newsgroup archives before posting questions. This is
standard protocol for most tech groups on the Web.
Here is the answer:
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg29060.html
Best wishes,
---Mr. Bean
p.s. If you Google PDF to HTML you will find
With just slightly more detail: there are 72 points per inch and 25.4 mm per
inch. So, each mm = 2.83 points and your 2.55mm is 7.23 pt as porcupine
points out.
---Mister Bean
porcupine wrote:
if you assume a dpi value for your document eg 72 dpi you can calculate
your font pt size, you
iText does not do this.
You'll probably find it easier to modify your generated HTML so that it
works the same on the browsers you use.
best,
---mister bean
re
kris carlier wrote:
Good morning/afternoon/evening,
not being the programmer myself, but merely the one who just
iText does not do either of the things you need. You can generate PDFs and
RTFs using iText, but it does not do either conversion you describe.
---Mr. Bean
Todd McGrath-3 wrote:
Hi,
I was under the impression that I could use iText to convert HTML to RTF.
Is
that true? Do you have
Could you rephrase your question so that it has some relation to iText?
Thanks, ---Mister Bean
kkdusi wrote:
How to parse HTML special characters like micro; divide; etc.. as
defined in w3c.org
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/HtmlWorker%3A-Parse-Special
Not quite sure what you mean. But if you're trying to display/render the PDF
file within Swing, iText does not do this.
---Mr. Bean
Tapan Maru wrote:
Hi
I am developing a GUI application in java swing. In that i am making pdf
file from JTable data using iText API. It is working smoothly
in the font.
Certainly, other list members can point you to other useful resources.
---Mister Bean
p.s. Bruno gives a list of font sites in the appendix to his book, by the
way.
re
Harakiri wrote:
Hello,
i read the peace example with multiple languages and
their font. Im still unsure
of a small embedded size. Perhaps Pablo or another forum
member can speak to this. Good luck.
---Mister Bean
re
Paulo Soares wrote:
arialuni.ttf has the most complete glyph collection. Embedding will make
the PDF work in any OS.
Paulo
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
The Rectangle defined for ID-3 in PageSize.java is listed as 254x249. In
fact, it should be *354* x249. As you correctly note in the comments, ID-3
is the same size as B7 paper rotated. You have the dimensions correct on B7,
but they appear to have been mistyped when rotated for ID-3.
---Mister
Rats, I misread your original post. My answer applies to new docs. Don't know
about existing docs. Sorry. blush
--Mister Bean
mister bean wrote:
Yes, it is. You can change all metadata except Producer, which by
convention uses an internal iText string. The methods are described in pp.
39
iText does not do this.
---Mr. Bean
Steven Landry-2 wrote:
Is there any way for iText to output to a postscript file instead of a
PDF? Or should I convert the resulting PDF to PS using Ghostscript?
Thank you.
Steve
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
beforehand which page). I defer to you as the RTF maven, of
course, but am curious. TIA,
---Mister Bean
Mark Hall-6 wrote:
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
If you're looking for a specific method/API, there isn't one that I know of
in MCT (I've just been looking at the code).
You will have to draw the lines manually (that is, using lower level
methods). Bruno has an example that points you in the right direction on p.
208 of the book.
---Mister
If you look at this code of yours with fresh eyes, I think you'll discover a
problem:
...
Phrase phrase2 = new Phrase();
phrase1.add(chunk2);
par.add(phrase1);
par.add(phrase2);
...
Phrase2 is empty. Try adding chunk2 to phrase2 and see if the problem goes
away.
Best wishes,
---Mister Bean
rather than tacking on to unrelated messages,
you help the archives function as a working resource.
Thanks!
---Mister Bean
re
chandrajeet wrote:
Hi All,
I want a PDF output of a large JTable without any pagination.
I am sending a sample output attached.
Whatever may be the row or column
this was just asked and answered on this list:
http://www.nabble.com/How-to-convert-pdf-pages-to-image-pages-tf4228087.html
best wishes, --mr. bean
ssinai wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to display pdf images in an html file. I
guess the way to do this is to convert from pdf to gif
This is a theme that goes back quite a few years. Sun essentially wanted to
say that Java should not be used for software on which lives might depend.
Other versions that are more detailed relating to other dangerous activities
and Java have also been used. Apple has used similar warnings in its
Section 7.2.2 et seq. of Bruno's book gives a similar simple alternative.
---mr. bean
Paulo Soares wrote:
It probably doesn't work. The recommended way is to put the text inside a
PdfPTable with a single column and no padding and with split rows false.
Paulo
- Original Message
That will always happen when font-size = leading-size. Font size does not
refer to the maximum height of the characters.
For this reason, leading is generally 1.2x - 1.5x font size. Change the
leading accordingly, and the problem should go away.
---mr. bean
re
Eric Summkeller wrote:
I
What resolution do you use? TIA, ---mr. bean
Bill Ensley wrote:
In my own rendering app, I also use a fixed resolution.
It does actually make sense.
-Bill Ensley
www.bearprinting.com
It turns out that for Acrobat 8, for performance reasons, we
switched
from use screen
There are many utilities on the Web that do this very well by emulating a
printer. If you search, you will find them.
---mr. bean
tushar Patel wrote:
Hi there!
i was looking into the .net version iTextSharp. i found it very
interesting
and useful.
i was wondering whether this library is
I just checked my copy of the eBook version and like the hard-copy book, it
lists four movies in Fig 8.11. To answer the specific question, the fourth
movie is Brides by Pantelis Voulgaris.
---mr. bean
Smirnow, Todd, DOH wrote:
Please forward to the appropriate person. Thank you
I don't use the iText sharp version, but you have a conceptual issue here.
Leading is the distance between two baselines. So if you make the leading
of this new paragraph only 0.7 pts below the image, any text larger than 0.7
pts will overwrite the image.
Increase the leading so that the
There are several standard reasons for using 64-bit Java. Two principal ones:
1) your app needs more than 4GB of heap
2) your Java apps needs to run in 64-bit space. Here is IBM's description of
this particular situation: There are Java programs that have to run within
the process of a 64-bit
, the usage in PDF and iText as the distance
between baselines is now pretty much standard in typesetting.
mr. bean
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
mister bean wrote:
Leading is the distance between two baselines.
As we once discussed, the word 'leading' has a different meaning
If you need more help on this topic, please post full questions and avoid
that CAPS LOCK key. Both courtesies help us help you--or at least make us
more disposed to doing so ;-).
Good luck with your project,
---Mr. Bean
Xavier Le Vourch wrote:
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Use cell.setNoWrap(true) as illustrated on page 173 of the book.
---mr. bean
coolbaba wrote:
I want to display the text or a number in a PdfPTable cell with out
wrapping down. my requirement is,if I have 40 characters text , it has to
be displayed in one line with out wrapping down. Is
If you Google SIGBUS (0x7) at pc you'll find that other folks are also
running into similar problems with this rev of the JVM running on Linux.
---mr. bean
re
Maurizio Marra wrote:
Hi,
I'm using iText (version 2.0.1) with Tomcat 6 to add a timestamp to the
first page of uploaded pdf
In the following code, the onStartPage() method is never called, even though
the test document has many pages. Any thoughts about what to fix, where to
look?
Thanks in advance,
---mister bean
re
package platypus.pdf;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.*;
import com.lowagie.text.Document;
import
Sorry, my error. Found the problem. Please ignore. blush
---mister bean
mister bean wrote:
In the following code, the onStartPage() method is never called, even
though the test document has many pages. Any thoughts about what to fix,
where to look?
Thanks in advance,
---mister bean
It's hard to know what to recommend without knowing what your content is. If
your content is text, then increase the margins on the page until there is
no overlap. If it's an image, scale the image, using the scaleToFit methods
as described in the book.
---Mister Bean
hoss * wrote:
Dear
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/itext-questions
See bottom of the page.
---mr. bean
re
Sangil Jung wrote:
I want a maillinglist secession as this email([EMAIL PROTECTED]),
how can i do that~?
best regards~
You should be able to do this by creating a two-cell table, putting the
left-aligned material in the left cell and the right-aligned material (phone
number) in the right cell and using cell-alignment commands for each (book
p. 168). If the text of the two columns might overlap, then do this for
See p. 347-350 in the book. The methods you're looking for are
setCharacterSpacing() and setWordSpacing().
Best wishes,
---mr. bean
Stephan Michels wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to set the word spacing and character spacing, for
example a paragraph?
I have to increase the values to
Did you use
iTWriter.setPageEvent( new OnPageEnd() );
somewhere before the pageEvent is first triggered?
If not, iText has no idea that you've created this event.
---mr.bean
jlopes151 wrote:
Ok I created a class extended it with PdfPageEventHelper put a Println in
the onEndPage
See the book, starting at p. 432. There's an example of exactly what you're
looking to do.
--mr.bean
davidc2 wrote:
Hey,
I'm trying to use a PdfPTable table as a header, but I'm not able to...
I'm using
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(3);
on which I'm adding a bunch of cells, and
yes. But make sure to respect the terms of the license.
---mr. bean
Gao, Ming (George) wrote:
Hi,
I want to use this library to generate PDFs for business purpose.
Can I generate PDFs for free with iText?
Thanks,
AVAYA
George Gao| Consulting and System Integration|
There are many examples of embedding fonts in the tutorials on the site and
in the book.
If the you've copied the code and tried it with your own font and you get a
font exception, then it's probably because the font you're using is not
embeddable. If that's not the case, you should post the
The book
http://www.amazon.com/iText-Action-Creating-Manipulating-PDF/dp/1932394796/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1206745091sr=8-1
is the principal documentation. An eBook version is available at:
http://www.manning.com/lowagie/
For on-line explanations, please Google iText Documentation
---mr.
no dependency in most cases. Itext writes the PDF file to a file or a stream.
Printing the file is a downstream event unless you direct the PDF stream to
the printer (see pages 581-2 in the book). You'll need to see whether that
is being done in your situation. But barring that, though, you
Groovy is a great language.
While in Java, not Groovy, the Platypus project (http://platypus.pz.org) is
working on providing a higher-level layer for iText. The project is in the
middle of a rewrite now (I am part of the team) to move to a plugin
architecture so PDF, HTML, and Word docs will
I don't think you'll find a lot of list members who will look through the
1500+ lines of code you posted to solve your problem.
Have you looked at the discussion of displaying page count in the book? That
would be a good place to start.
If you have, and that has not solved your problem, you
Here is how someone else answered the same question:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/community/aspnet/6/10006614/itext--free--open-sourc.aspx
Essentially, download the right version of iText (see link above) and read
the docs. If after doing both those steps, you have still have questions,
then post
Not sure if this is the answer, but I don't understand why you say that the
showTextAligned() uses integers. In fact, it uses floating-point values. See
the Javadoc
on MS Windows Vista Enterprise 64bit EN with Czech regional
settings. You can see my whole simple Java code in attachment. There is
still chance, that I can make some fatal mistake in my Java code, but I
hope not so.
Stepan
Původní zpráva
Od: mister bean abinstock
On systems with many font files, the RegisterDirectories() method can take a
while to run. I'd like to be able to provide a property file that contains
the font family names and the file locations. Then, when the doc refers to a
font, look it up in the property file, get the path to it and
iText is not a FOP engine. However, it is the library that is used in several
FOP engines, such as the one in RenderX.
---mr. bean
ntimesc wrote:
Hi ,
I want to know that does IText Support XSL-FO to PDF/TEXT/PRINT conversion
like FOP does ?
Thanking You,
Nihar Bhatt (INDIA)
The broad answer to your question is iText can pull apart a PDF into its
elements, but that probably won't solve your probem. PDF files do not
necessarily contain text in a sequential order. The text can be written as
one glyph (letter) at one point and then the remaining characters as a
series
This exact situation is discussed in the book, with all the necessary
supporting code carefully explained.
---mr.bean
---
Ram karthick wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to get a table in the footer but not able to get it,
when i add the footer table in phrase and setting the
Retweeting a series of tweets from Bob Lee, the principal author of Google's
Guice framework. In chronological order:
1) Can't find an open source Java PDF page splitter (to split one big file
into a file per page). Guess I'll have to write my own.
2) iText might actually work. I'll give it a
Creating BaseFonts from .ttc files give spurious DocumentException errors.
This appears to be caused by this error at the end of line 567 of
com.lowagie.text.pdf.BaseFont.java:
[...] || nameBase.toLowerCase().indexOf(.ttc,)
The literal for the ending of the file name should be .ttc not .ttc,
You've posted this query in the wrong forum. This forum handles questions
related to the iText library.
As to your specific questions, Google is your friend.
---mr. bean
rajeshkarka wrote:
Hi All,
what is difference between string.slice() and string.substring().
For both
without a problem for all .ttf and .otf files.
Based on the source code in BaseFont.java, the only relevant test that I can
see that this fails (and thereby leads to the DocumentException) is the test
for .ttc,.
TIA,
---mr. bean
Xavier Le Vourch wrote:
mister bean wrote:
Creating BaseFonts
I totally missed that. Thanks very much. ---mr. bean
Benjamin Podszun wrote:
Hi.
On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 21:41:41 -0800 (PST), mister bean
abinst...@pacificdataworks.com wrote:
Creating a BaseFont for file cambria.ttc (which ships with Vista)
generates a
DocumentException. The specific
There are known problems with this font. See
http://forum.soft32.com/mac/System-Fonts-Display-Font-Book-ftopict4205.html
which discusses it in length.
Unless someone else points you to something in your iText code, I would look
very carefully at the font. Try using some .otf font that's not a
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
re
1T3XT info wrote:
TaRe wrote:
I am creating a PDF document that
Almost all the getters in Paragraph.java begin with the word get... (as
expected) except for spacingAfter() and spacingBefore(). Can these getters'
names be normalized, so that they start with get?
Note that both functions' setters start with set..., which makes the getter
names even more
This problem and its solution are discussed in detail in Chapter 7 of the
iText book. ( http://is.gd/7Wib )
---mr. bean
ApolloX wrote:
As a follow-up, I initially tried using Paragraph.setKeepTogether(true)
which worked for single-paragraphs with the same alignment, but did not
work if I
See: http://www.nabble.com/URGENT-QUESTION-to20956110.html#a20956686
Pavani-3 wrote:
Hi,
I want to read RTF file which is supporting by iTEXT.
my requirement is i have read my rtf file and select paticular text which
is
in the format like :Subject and i have to replace some data
The basic problem is that currently the font style attributes are OR'd on.
(Bold, italic, underline, etc.) As you know, ORing is a one-way proposition.
That is, you can only turn flags on, not off.
The way we solve the problem in http://platypus.pz.org Platypus is to
create a new font using
You'll probably get more response to this query if you provide more info. To
wit, PDF reader, iText version, exact error message, and a copy of a failing
PDF.
I can't help with this, but anyone who can will need at least this
information.
---mr. bean
Steve Weston wrote:
I've been
These questions are not iText-related questions and should be posted to a
Java user group. Here are quick answers. Please post follow-up questions to
a non-iText mailing list.
Best version of JRE = latest version of JRE
CLASSPATH = Yes, you will. It's not a Windows-specific issue.
---mr.bean
No, it's not.
---mr.bean
deep4u wrote:
Hello,
I have a requirement is conversion of word document to pdf in
java. It is posible using itext please share me the information.
Thanks,
1T3XT info wrote:
deep4u wrote:
Hello,
How to write own (X)HTML handler. For
iText Software Corp. has a directory of developers who have worked
extensively with iText and on PDFs. You might want to contact one or more of
them about this project. See: http://itextsoftware.com/customdev.shtml
Best of luck,
---mr. bean
re
Michael Bell-10 wrote:
I've skimmed
Mike:
If I read it correctly, Bruno's point is that what you're describing is
*not* converting a JSP page to PDF. A JSP is a template with commands to the
servlet engine, bits of HTML, etc. Why would anyone turn a JSP file into a
PDF?
As I read it, the OP's question (if not taken literally)
Sachin:
PLEASE do some research before immediately posting another question on the
same topic.
If you search the archives for reader enabled, you will find the following
discussion:
http://www.nabble.com/reader-enabled-PDF-for-saving-form-data-td19431612.html
It tells you exactly what Bruno
Your solution will work until you attempt another modification. HeaderFooter
has been retired and is now deprecated. Use page events instead. The book
and the online docs have examples.
---mr. bean
re
tamtam18 wrote:
I figured out the problem Using a Phrase to create the HeaderFooter
Sorry, but it's virtually impossible to help from this mailing list. FS wraps
iText in its own classes. You'll need to pursue this with them.
---mr.bean
jminata wrote:
I am trying to convert HTML to PDF using Flying Saucer. I need to be able
to use style sheet to do positioning, set font
Strictly speaking, this requirement cannot be met using page events:
All parts need to fit tightly together so no spacing between the parts (so
the page footer for the last page can be in the middle of the page depending
on the size of the report)
Page events, which trigger the printing of
If you search through this mailing list for HeaderFooter, you'll find
many posts similar to this one, posted two weeks ago:
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg45755.html
That should point you in the right direction.
---mr. bean
Mark Davidson-5 wrote:
Ok,
Paulo:
Are you sure this is right? Here's an excerpt from Bruno's book, (p. 229):
In glyph space, 1000 units corresponds with 1 unit in text space. For
instance, for a 12-point font, 1000 units corresponds with 12 pts.
Thanks in advance for any clarification.
---mr. bean
Paulo Soares-3
That's the application's responsibility, not the library's. So, it's Flying
Saucer's job if, in fact, they want to run with this later version of iText.
---mr. bean
gonzalad wrote:
Exactly, so just recompiling flying saucer would just do it (I'm doing it
for my own needs).
My question
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
Boutros:
This question has nothing to do with the thread you stuck it on. Could you
repost as a new thread with a title/subject that has something to do with
the content?
Thanks,
---mr. bean
Boutros wrote:
Hello Paulo:
I was trying the code in in_action.chapter03.HelloWorldEncrypted
Seconding what Alexis wrote to you. There are numerous messages on this list
and discussions in the docs regarding why what you want to do is not
possible. --mr.bean
Hi,
I would like to know how to get XY coordinates for any string in a PDF and
it does not associated with any tag.
Thanks in
This has been discussed here many times. A simple search will get you all the
info you need. Read any of these entries here.
http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?query=rtf+line+spacinglocal=yforum=2701daterange=0startdate=enddate=
Regards,
---mr. bean
gabriele gentile wrote:
In RTF, how
This has nothing to do with iText. JSE code that runs on 32-bit JVMs runs
without modification on 64-bit JVMs.
---mr. bean
Thanikaiarasu wrote:
Thanks for the reply. You mean to say iText wil work any where 32 bit or
64 bit. I can instal 64 version of JRE in
windows server 2008 64 bit
Suppose I am using ColumnText to output text, and the go() method indicates
that there is more text to print (so, I've filled the current column), is
there any way of knowing where I am currently in the text to be output?
In other words, is there any way I can tell what the last text output in
Established that there is no way to do this. However, BL suggests using the
.go() method with the addition of every element, so that its effect on the
column of the addition of each element can be determined. This solves most
of the need to know where the column breaks.
---mr. bean
mister bean
iText to generate data-based PDFs, such as reports, you provide the data. So,
you extract it from Access and pass it to iText. iText does not extract the
data for you.
Valerie Butts wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if iText would work with a Microsoft Access
application. I
Kumar:
Even with the suggested solution, your table is not going to work very well.
For example, setWidths() does not work the way you're using it. Secondly,
why are you using a command that sets the alignment for all cells to right,
and then setting individual cells to right?
I am fairly sure
If you're trying to locate paragraphs exactly and keep the content together,
tables or whatever you might mean by nested paragraphs are not the right way
to do it.
Use ColumnText, which allows you to place text anywhere and has specific
provisions for keeping lines together. This is discussed in
original full-page
ColumnText is not a problem.
Good luck!
---mr. bean
digerata-3 wrote:
On Oct 12, 2009, at 3:00 PM, mister bean wrote:
If you're trying to locate paragraphs exactly and keep the content
together,
tables or whatever you might mean by nested paragraphs
It's a classpath error that seems to emanate from your com.xxx.pdf... app in
its call to iText. Looking at your classpath, I see that you're linking to
itext.jar, which is not a standard name for an iText jar.
Check your classpath. Netbeans can generate an Ant file to run your app.
Look at its
No. iText does not do this.
---mr. bean
Meir Yanovich-2 wrote:
Hello all
im new to itext , here is my case . i have rtf file and i need to convert
it
programmaticly to pdf
the rtf contains numbers bullets and bold and underline text , are there
any
good examples or tutorials that
What's the problem with keeping track of page numbers in your own variable
and printing that?
---mr. bean
Sorin Marti wrote:
Hi all
I have a generated document where I like to have a table of contents
with page links.
This works fine when i generate the toc as last page and then
iText is about to move the RTF functionality to an incubator and deprecate
this functionality. Unless someone can provide the answer on this list (and
even if they do), you might want to consider other options for RTF
generation.
Best wishes,
---mr. bean
re
Chris von See wrote:
I think
the incubator at some point in the
future? or is this a death by incubation scenario?
Chris
On Nov 16, 2009, at 2:37 PM, mister bean wrote:
iText is about to move the RTF functionality to an incubator and
deprecate
this functionality. Unless someone can provide the answer
Alain:
1) What Howard means is that there is no iText roadmap *for RTF*. This is
because RTF functionality is about to be moved out of iText. See several
recent posts on this list regarding this move.
2) You could try generating an internal link in MS Word, saving as RTF, and
examining the
Have you tried the example shown on pp 443-4 of the book? If so, what problem
did you encounter?
--mr. bean
Gopinath_A wrote:
Hi
Can any help me to create a Table of Content with Page number on the
right side of each chapter tat we have in our pdf document...
Example :
Expected
To perhaps extend Bruno's point: When I look at the problem PDF you posted in
PDFxchange Viewer (a free PDF viewer that permits annotation of PDFs from
www.docu-track.com), the lines all look the same. There are no bold and
non-bold lines.
Regards,
---mr. bean
re
ennidhi wrote:
Your
You need to read the documentation. 1 inch = 72 points, so 25.4mm = 72
points. I trust you can handle the remaining arithmetic. Good luck.
---mr. bean
Lord Goosfancito wrote:
Hello,
in my pdf acrobat one pdf file say (in milimeters) 749.7 x 449.8 mm, in
itextsharp say in points,
how i
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