I don't believe you can swap in a newer version of iText and still have cfdocument work. So if cfdocument isn't doing what you want then you will have two switch to a different PDF generation technology. If you switch to a later version of iText you will no longer be using ColdFusion, which would violate your constraint of not using anything other than ColdFusion. If you are having to switch technologies and PDFs are important to you, you might want to find something better than iText, which has many bugs and flaw in my experience. iText has the advantage of being free. There are other PDF generation technologies that hide the complexity behind ColdFusion custom tags, but most of these cost money.
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