It is really 7.0 or one of the patch/updates? Perhaps if you updated
to at least the 7.0.9 update, it might also be fixed...
Leonard
On Jul 9, 2007, at 11:06 AM, Martin Brunecky wrote:
Using iText, I am creating a PDF document from a series of TIFF
images.
Then (next pass), I am digitally signing it, using an invisible
signature.
However, I place my invisible signature on page 1 of the document,
using
sap.setVisibleSignature(new Rectangle(0,0,0,0), 1, fieldName);
When printing such document from Adobe Reader 7, all pages
following the page 1 (with my invisible signature) are “printed”
using some bogus scaling (i.e. 200 times bigger, rotated 180
degrees) – despite showing ‘right’ in the reader.
The problem does not happen with Reader 8.1, and I found only one
‘other’ complaint about this kind of a problem on the web
(suggested workaround: remove the signature).
A simple workaround is printing pages in reverse order... but how
do I tell the customer?
I tried several things, such as resetting the clip box on each
page, or saving/restoring pdfStamper byte contents before/after
preClose(), but none of that worked…
So my current workaround is placing my invisible signature on the
_last_ page of the document. This, of course, results in a screwed
up print when someone decides to print pages in the reverse order.
Is there some better approach to fixing this (probably Adobe Reader
7 bug)?
Martin Brunecky
Software Architect
RecordFusion
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