My math works perfectly fine when I do not set UserUnit.
The 200 is a default in case the TIF does not have this set, as it
should, it may be irrelevant.
float iWidth =
(float) ( (aImg.scaledWidth() /
( ( (aImg.getDpiX() == 0) ? 200 : aImg.getDpiX())))
* 72);
float iHeight =
(float) ( (aImg.scaledHeight() /
( ( (aImg.getDpiY() == 0) ? 200 : aImg.getDpiY())))
* 72);
nDocument = new Document(new Rectangle(iWidth, iHeight),
0, // left
0, // right
0, // top
0); // bottom
nPdfWriter =
PdfWriter.getInstance(nDocument,
new FileOutputStream(nPdfFile));
// nPdfWriter.setUserunit(( (img.getDpiX() == 0) ? 200 :
img.getDpiX()));
aImg.scaleToFit(iWidth, iHeight);
nDocument.add(aImg);
So this has been working until I ran across an image that was bigger
than 200 inches.
Does this help you to understand my dilemma?
Thanks again in advanced.
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] What is the maximum page size for PDF
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Estepp, Dan wrote:
> The TIF image is 44x34.
I'm sorry, I think you missed the irony of my answer.
The page size given by Adobe Reader was CORRECT.
The page size you expected was WRONG.
The reason: you used a division instead of a multiplication.
Please redo your math.
By the way: the code snippet you show doesn't make sense to me. I have
no idea why you are fixated on a user value of 200.
Maybe you should read the user unit explanation once more.
br,
Bruno
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