Orcajo wrote:
> But I can't declare that AcroFields.Item item variable, can I? It says
> that "member Item not found in AcroFields"...
>
> On the other hand, the book says "AcroFields.Item item =
> form.getFieldItem("person.preferred");" as a part of an example, so...
Have you tried running the book example?
Does it work? (It does for me.)
> what's the matter with that declaration? I think I've imported the
> correct packages.
In your jar, do you see AcroFields$Item.class.
If you do, what is the problem?
> I'm afraid I'm stuck in this problem!
I fear you are trying to run before leaning to walk.
Forget about your assignment. Try the book examples first.
Read about forms. Inspect the PDF that gives you troubles.
Read the PDF in a text editor. Can you see the object you
are trying to alter using iText???
best regards,
Bruno
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