Sorry I don't think I'm being clear.
I have a pdf of the book cover, and I need to insert a user uploaded
image into the cover itself. IE I need to set out a position in the
cover pdf, where an image can be dropped in. What I need to do is
use cf/java to add the image file to the pdf, and save the result.
Make sense?
Toby
On 30/12/2006, at 15:10 , Steve Onnis wrote:
All you need to do is make the cover. I am sure you can find some
nice code
to combine 2 PDFS together. Create the cover and add it to the
rest of the
book
Steve
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I'm not entirely sure.
Basically I have a print quality pdf of a book cover, into which I
need to put a set location for a user uploaded image. The idea is
the book cover pdf needs to be as is, and have the image inserted
into the correct space. Generating the whole thing with
cfdocument is no good as I don't have enough control over the
print settings, bleed etc etc.
Toby
On 30/12/2006, at 15:00 , Steve Onnis wrote:
You could use cfdocument to generate a complete PDF document
Is that an option?
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Hi all,
has anyone worked with combining and embedding pdfs through
cold fusion? Specifically I'm looking to receive an image from
the user and embed it in a pdf template, showing the user the
result. I did some work on this kind of thing ages and ages ago
but it was very hacky back then, using cfexecute and a number of
other things. I'm googling and experimenting but if anyone has
prior experience, particularly with newer versions of CF please
give me a yell.
cheers,
Toby
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