On 2/9/07, Bruno Lowagie (iText) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andy Schaff wrote:
> I'm dynamically creating PDFs in Java, and am using a marked-up PDF. I
> have a lot of text field AcroFields.
The RichText flag and RV entry when creating AcroFields are currently
not supported in iText. Of course it's always possible to create your
own field dictionary with PdfFormField (the most difficult part will be
creating the appearance).
> I tried using RTF (Rich Text
> Format) to bold text (ie. /b, {/bText to Bold}), but have had no luck.
Rich Text and RTF are NOT THE SAME THING.
Rich Text is described on page 680-684 of the PDF Reference.
It looks like XHTML (but it's not XHTML), and there's support for the
following tags: <body>, <p>, <i>, <b>, and <span>.
br,
Bruno
Bruno-
How can I implement these tags in an AcroField (Text Field)? Does the field
have to be set to Rich Text?
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