I'm writing an app that produces legal documents. A legal requirement for the document is that the signature line must have at least 5 lines from the previous paragraph on the same page. I also need to put an image behind the signature line.

The signature line text starts at about the center of the document. The image needs to be right-justified with the vertical center of the image having the same y coordinate as the vertical center of the signature line. The image also needs to be "underlying" so the signature line prints over it.

I know I can put the signature line in the same paragraph object with the previous "actual" paragraph and set keepTogether=true. Any suggestions to make this occur with only the last 5 lines of the previous paragraph? The text of the last paragraph is variable and is known only at run-time.

Any suggestions on how to get the image in the right place?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Tom

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