Op 24/11/2010 7:32, prakash.nagaswamy schreef: > I am not sure if I had missed any configuration or not setting relevant > properties in the attached sample code (PDFWaterMarkText.java). The Java file isn't attached, but... if you want the watermark to be invisible, then why are you using transparency? Isn't setting the rendering mode to invisible sufficient? And why are you adding the watermark on top of the existing text instead of under it?
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