1T3XT info wrote: > Matthew Abercrombie wrote: >> I am new to iText, that's obvious. > > It's also obvious that you are new to the concept 'mailing list'; > DO NOT reply to somebody's personal address, ALWAYS reply to the list. > >> But I did not create the PDF syntax >> listing that I provided by hand. I used a third party tool that takes >> rich text and generates the PDF syntax for me which I then try to >> insert into the PDF document. As I said, with the StreamWriter class, >> the generated code looks perferct when written to the PDF. However, >> the cb.setLiteral() method loses something in the translation. My >> overall goal is to be have an end user type into a rich text box >> (WinForm), set some positioning attributes, and write it out to the >> PDF file. I do not want to have to parse the rich text created and >> build each content byte piece by piece changing font styles as >> necessary, nor do I want to actually create PDF syntax by hand. I hope >> this clears up what I am attempting to do. Any help will be greatly >> appreciated. > > I guess that nobody on the mailing list understand why you are > using cb.setLiteral(). Please put the idea that you need this > method out of your mind. Forget it completely and read the > documentation again from the start. That should help you out > of a dead end. > >> Thanks, >> Matt -- This answer is provided by 1T3XT BVBA
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