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Now I'm using
Adobe professional 7.0 polish trial version, which is
available: http://www.winsoft.fr/products/download/Acrobat/central/AC_CE_Win.html I created form with fonts, which encoding was "custom". I belive that is the proper encoding:) But of course i have the same problem. But, if as you said, itext doesn't support unicode, so the ONLY solution is to create such a form manually? Can we combine theese two solutions: prepare some text fields in acrobat and add some others "by hand"? What about positioning of "manual text field", test, after test I place it in the correct place? What about combination of several forms, where there one of them is edited "by hand", I suppose that is going to work too? Yes, I am confused:) Darek > There are two problems: Acrobat and iText. For Acrobat you must create your > fields with the right codepage and I suspect that only in the eastern > Acrobat version you can do that. In any case the fields you have are winansi > encoded and will never show polish characters. You can see the polish > characters when you type courtesy of windows but when you leave the field > only the characters supported by the field codepage remain. If the field was > correctly created in Acrobat it would use an Unicode encoding and iText > doesn't support > it. If, on the other hand, the field was created with iText it could be > created with an ISO-8859-2 encoding and would work in iText and in Acrobat. > Confused? > |
