I'm dynamically creating PDFs in Java, and am using a marked-up PDF. I have
a lot of text field AcroFields.
I need to be able to do some custom formating inside of these fields,
including the ability to bold certain lines of text, indent, etc. I am able
to set the field's properties so it is using the correct font, size, etc.
I had the fields set to Plain Text, which I figured was my problem in being
able to customize text in the AcroFields. When the field is set to Plain
Text, I am able to use "\t" and "\n" for tab and new line. That is about all
the formatting I know here.
I've tried changing the same field to Rich Text, including setting the Data
Format to 'XHTML'. Since setting to Rich Text, I haven't been able to
manipulate this field how I'd hoped. I tried using RTF (Rich Text Format) to
bold text (ie. /b, {/bText to Bold}), but have had no luck.
Can someone point me to, or give me some quick examples of how I can better
utilize the Rich Text attribute of a Text Field AcroField?
I mainly want to be able to have some lines bolded and the ability to
indent.
Thanks,
Andy
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